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State regulators continue investigating two additional aquifer breaches along Line 3.

Work to repair the aquifer rupture is "progressing," according to Minnesota state officials and Enbridge.

The details were made in a May 2021 filing.

In an afternoon rally of remembering treaties between tribes and the United States government, defending the sacred and honoring the legacy of Indigenous women leaders, a group of about 200 stood for water and against the Enbridge Line 3 replacement project.

One county prosecutor asked oil company Enbridge for reimbursement to help with some of the prosecutions clogging up rural courts.

On Tuesday, July 20, organizations gathered press and politicians at the Headwaters of the Mississippi River in Itasca State Park to demonstrate the impacts of Line 3 to states downstream on the Mississippi River, and speak about treaty rights.

Fossil fuel company Enbridge admitted that, due to climate change, its pipeline has only 19 years left—and uses that short timeline to justify raising prices.

Activists gathered Tuesday outside the Army Corps of Engineers office in Green Bay to call for an environmental study of the $2.9M project.

Activists gathered Tuesday outside the Army Corps of Engineers office in Green Bay to call for an environmental study of the $2.9M project.

Activists gathered Tuesday outside the Army Corps of Engineers office in Green Bay to call for an environmental study of the $2.9M project.