cancelled in late 2021. Law Enforcement Response and Surveillance In 2019, it was revealed by The Guardian that opponents of Jordan Cove Energy Project were being monitored by the FBI and other government agencies. A subsequent investigation by The Intercept and Type Investigations, based on more than 15,000 pages of documents obtained via open records requests, found that Pembina Pipeline was the sole source of funding for a unit in the Coos County sheriff department dedicated to handling security concerns related to Jordan Cove. This included purchasing riot control equipment, monitoring the activities of Jordan Cove opponents, and coordinating intelligence-gathering operations with private security companies working for Pembina. They also funded a two-day training in November 2018, organized by the National Sheriffs’ Association. Despite no evidence of committing crimes, these investigations documented how the environmental and Indigenous groups opposing the pipeline were surveilled by the Oregon TITAN Fusion Center under the pretext of "counterterrorism." In 2021, individuals surveilled by the Fusion Center filed a lawsuit, alleging that the monitoring of activists was illegal. Reactions The Jordan Cove LNG project has been long opposed by impacted communities, including landowners, Tribes, commercial fishermen, and more across Southern Oregon for over a decade. In 2018, a poll found 57 percent either strongly opposed or leaned toward opposing the Jordan Cove Energy Project, versus 22 percent who either leaned toward supporting or strongly supported the project. US Senator Jeff Merkley and US Representative Peter Defazio publicly opposed this project. Facing widespread opposition and lacking a number of key permits necessary for construction, the project stalled out in 2020. In 2022, Pembina announced that the pipeline and export terminal would not be built, and the project was permanently canceled. References External links Jordan Cove Energy Project, https://web.archive.org/web/20100512034328/http://jordancoveenergy.com/ Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline, http://www.pacificconnectorgp.com/ Citizens Against LNG, http://www.citizensagainstlng.com Rogue Riverkeeper, http://rogueriverkeeper.org/lng Coos Bay, Oregon Energy infrastructure in Oregon Liquefied natural gas plants Proposed liquefied natural gas terminals