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Is there a workaround for the paywall?
by reaperman 2y ago
Is there a workaround for the paywall?
- rurban 2y agoNot via archive.is but this is the same: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/the-texas-billionaire-who-has-greenpeace-usa-on-the-verge-of-bankruptcy/ar-AA1qbjls https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/the-texas-billionair...
- reaperman 2y agoThis submission should be flagged then. Paywalled articles with no workarounds are not allowed per the HN FAQ.
- throwbacktictac 2y agoHere is an article about it from Greenpeace. https://www.greenpeace.org/usa/energy-transfer-lawsuit-story/ https://www.greenpeace.org/usa/energy-transfer-lawsuit-story...
- defrost 2y agoTwo key paragraphs: Energy Transfer’s lawsuit alleges several Greenpeace entities incited the Dakota Access protests, funded attacks to damage the pipeline, and spread misinformation about the company and its project. The case is set for trial in February in a North Dakota state court, where both sides expect a fossil-fuel-friendly jury. Energy Transfer is seeking $300 million in damages, which would likely wipe out Greenpeace USA, according to the group’s leadership. Deepa Padmanabha, Greenpeace USA’s acting co-executive director, said the lawsuit is “an existential threat” to the group. The group says it played a limited role in the protests. Greenpeace has a good point, the Native American protesters did a pretty damn good job raising awareness and digging in to stop progress. One iconic moment: https://youtu.be/QdeHUrL1FEM?t=121 https://youtu.be/QdeHUrL1FEM?t=121
- hulitu 2y ago> funded attacks to damage the pipeline, and spread misinformation about the company and its project They chose the wrong pipeline. /s
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