Almost ‘orphans’: Why Colorado’s low-producing oil wells could become the state’s responsibility
Even as Colorado plugs more “orphaned” wells each year at record-high costs, the backlog keeps growing as some operators avoid responsibility
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Was the FBI watching, disrupting activists when two car bombs exploded 50 years ago?
“I would be super, super shocked if there was no involvement with COINTELPRO,” says expert on law enforcement counterintelligence against Latino activists
Could fracking in Aurora release toxic chemicals from nearby Superfund site?
The oil and gas operator says there’s “no evidence” of “heightened risk.” But some experts argue earthquakes caused by fracking could release hazardous chemicals.
Are Police Helicopters Worth the Cost?
As advocates and academics question the impact of flights over neighborhoods, police departments lack persuasive evidence of crime-fighting effectiveness.
A drunk mechanic, shackled immigrants, a crash landing: ICE detainee flights have history of dangerous practices
ICE told its contractors to increase precautions following airplane accidents and injuries of detained immigrants. But the flights continued.
Florida companies are cashing in on deportation flights — about $35,000 per deportee
Behind the Story I was a fellow with the Fund for Investigative Journalists from 2019 to 2020. I had justContinue Reading
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