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The Anishinaabe people are rallying to save their lakes and their traditional wild rice harvests → Read More
Letters by key legislators including North Dakota’s governor written by officials of MDU Resources, a subsidiary of WBI Energy → Read More
A Guardian report revealed an RCMP strategy document calling for ‘lethal overwatch’ in a January raid → Read More
Notes from strategy session for raid on Wet’suwet’en nation’s ancestral lands show commanders argued for ‘lethal overwatch’ → Read More
Documents obtained by the Guardian suggest interior secretary is promoting effort tied to his former firm → Read More
Emails show the latest example of environmental groups facing increased surveillance by law enforcement → Read More
Tom Wolf’s office has denied he ordered permits for the Mariner East 2 pipeline, which is under criminal investigation for pollution and property damage, to be accelerated → Read More
Law enforcement has been monitoring opposition to Enbridge Line 3 and seeking guidance from officials who led the militarized response at Standing Rock. → Read More
Marcus Mitchell, who was severely injured when a bean bag pellet entered his eye socket, was charged with trespassing after protest → Read More
Documents suggest an aggressive response to possible protests against the oil pipeline amid fears of another Standing Rock → Read More
Law enforcement officers hired by a private security company are enforcing a new Louisiana law which makes trespassing near oil pipelines a felony. → Read More
A historic effort to repatriate East Bay land to Ohlone descendants marks a turning point for indigenous cultural renewal and prompts the question: What does it mean to live on indigenous land? → Read More
Louisiana’s bill inflicts harsh penalties for conspiracy to trespass — which can apply even if someone never sets foot on a critical infrastructure site. → Read More
Oglala Lakota Sioux activist Red Fawn Fallis pleaded guilty to two federal felonies, all but assuring she will receive a substantial prison sentence. → Read More
The private security firm TigerSwan worked to build a RICO suit accusing Greenpeace, Earth First, and BankTrack of inciting protests to increase donations. → Read More
No other incident during Standing Rock better illustrates the collaboration between police and private security in suppressing the NoDAPL movement. → Read More
The FAA's no-fly zone barred indigenous drone pilots from documenting law enforcement at the Dakota Access Pipeline, but private security aircraft continued their surveillance. → Read More
TigerSwan swept up dozens of individuals in its hunt for a few, monitoring private residences and recruiting employees at local businesses into its surveillance effort. → Read More
Climate-justice advocates were out in force yesterday at the state Capitol, protesting two bills that they argue would eliminate the Bay Area control over curbing pollution. The California Senate Environmental Quality Committee bucked their demands, however, and voted in line with Gov. Jerry Brown’s wishes, in favor the contentious proposed laws. → Read More
Meanwhile, in Illinois, Food & Water Watch has demanded a state attorney general investigation into the firm’s infiltration of activist groups. → Read More