The FAA’s no-fly zone barred indigenous drone pilots from documenting the NoDAPL struggle, but private security aircraft continued surveillance.

Health disparities have always been sharp between wealthy Houston communities far away from industry and lower-income neighborhoods living next to plants.

The DAPL security firm swept up dozens of people in its hunt for a few, monitoring private residences and recruiting local employees into its surveillance effort.

Danielle Oxendine Molliver, who the state brought on to consult with tribes about Enbridge Energy’s Line 3 pipeline, resigned citing lack of transparency.

Meanwhile, in Illinois, Food & Water Watch has demanded a state attorney general investigation into the firm’s infiltration of activist groups.