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Citing an investigation that revealed federal brokers went undercover to spy on environmental activists, the center for Biological Diversity (CBD) on Thursday filed nine Freedom of data Act requests seeking information on surveillance of peaceful protests at federal fossil gasoline auctions. As they wrote on the Intercept in July, journalists Lee Fang and Steve Horn obtained emails showing that in May, local law enforcement and federal agents monitored and infiltrated a "Keep it in the bottom" protest at a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) auction in Lakewood, Colorado. Now, Global Health Farms CBD Gummies desires to know not solely what occurred at the Lakewood protest, but whether or not comparable surveillance strategies have been pursued at other fossil gasoline auction protests. In flip, Thursday's filings (pdf) apply to all federal fossil fuel auctions performed by BLM and BOEM since August 2015, including 14 fossil fuel auctions that faced public "Keep it in the bottom" protests. Taylor McKinnon of CBD.