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A federal judge dismisses a lawsuit filed by the US Department of Justice accusing eBay of selling 350,000 polluting products.
The lawsuit alleged that eBay had violated the Clean Air Act by knowingly selling, or offering unlawful products for sale.
The judge ruled that eBay isn't liable for items that users sell on the digital marketplace.
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