Alleen Brown

Alleen Brown is New York-based reporter, focused on environmental justice issues. Prior to joining The Intercept, she worked as an education reporter in Minnesota. Her work has been published by The Nation, In These Times, YES! Magazine, and various Twin Cities publications.

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She Defended Her Land Against a Mine in Guatemala. Then She Fled in Fear for Her Life.

Alleen Brown, Martyna Starosta — Jun. 23

Guatemala is one of the most dangerous countries for Indigenous people and campesinos fighting to protect land from agribusiness and extractive industries.

How a Right-Wing Attack on Protections for Native American Children Could Upend Indian Law

Alleen Brown — Jun. 17

The battle over the Indian Child Welfare Act could have implications for federal laws based on tribes’ political relationship with the U.S. government.

Trump Administration Asks Congress to Make Disrupting Pipeline Construction a Crime Punishable by 20 Years in Prison

Alleen Brown — Jun. 5

The proposed legislation would put anti-fossil fuel organizers at significant legal risk for providing training or support to peaceful protesters.

Devastated by One Hurricane, and Then Another, a Community Confronts the Company That Refused to Block the Floodwaters

Natalie Keyssar, Alleen Brown — Jun. 2

First came Hurricane Matthew, then Florence. Twice, the CSX railroad refused to allow Lumberton, North Carolina, to sandbag a gap in the levee system.

Pipeline Opponents Strike Back Against Anti-Protest Laws

Alleen Brown — May. 23

Two lawsuits in Louisiana and South Dakota are the first signs of resistance to efforts by the fossil fuel industry to criminalize pipeline protests.

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