For years, Royal Dutch Shell PLC and environmental groups like Greenpeace and the Sierra Club have been locked in an almost ritualized dance of litigation.
Step by step, Shell has won federal approval for plans to drill for oil in the Arctic Ocean. And at each turn, the conservationists have protested that the permits are improper and sued the government to block them.
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