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Court orders shut-in of Dakota Access pipeline

ENERGY Transfer Partners' controversial Dakota Access Pipeline is set to be shut down for more than a year, after a US federal district court in Washington found that a critical environmental impact statement had not been provided when permission for the pipeline was granted.

 Judge rules critical EIS missing before approval

Judge rules critical EIS missing before approval

The court deemed the US$3.8 billion arterial pipeline, connecting North Dakota's Bakken shale basin to the rest of the US's pipeline network, must be closed within 30 days. The court found the US Army...

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