Policing the Pipeline
Minnesota Police Ready for Pipeline Resistance as Enbridge Seeks to Drill Under Rivers
Law enforcement agencies are preparing for protests against planned drilling under the Mississippi River, internal documents reveal.
Policing the Pipeline
Law enforcement agencies are preparing for protests against planned drilling under the Mississippi River, internal documents reveal.
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Policing the Pipeline
Police monitoring Enbridge Line 3 pipeline opponents submitted invoices for tear gas, batons, flash-bang grenades, and other riot gear.
The law has powerful provisions to protect animals, but, amid cozy relationships with developers, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rarely acts.
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