A battle over federal approval for a Texas oil pipeline has been as twisted as a Lone Star cyclone. The Navajo Refining Co., previously fined almost $2 million for its environmental transgressions, has teamed with greens to spout the virtues of federal environmental laws to sue a competitor, Longhorn Partners Pipeline.
April 12, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A battle over federal approval for a Texas oil pipeline has been as twisted as a Lone Star cyclone.
The Navajo Refining Co., previously fined almost $2 million for its environmental transgressions, has teamed with greens to spout the virtues of federal environmental laws to sue a competitor, Longhorn Partners Pipeline. Via a pipeline not used since the early 1990s, Longhorn hopes to transport gasoline into a market served by Navajo.
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