Adam Teva V’Din and allies appeal to court over increased risks of oil spills and pollution tied to EAPC’s permit expansion in Ashkelon, citing grave environmental and economic threats.
Nearly 400 public interest organizations and local government bodies call for a halt to the automatic renewal of the pipeline’s special status.
After significant delays, the court fines senior staff at EAPC for causing environmental damage.
In June 2011, during maintenance works of the pipeline managed by the Eilat-Ashkelon Pipeline Company (EAPC), fuel leaked into the Zin nature reserve, an area
Ten years after failed maintenance flooded the Nature Reserve with crude oil, there is no alternative but to remove 10,000 tons of polluted soil.
Together with environmental organizations, we file in the High Court of Justice against a risky oil deal.
