Column: Enbridge lives up to its values
Lorraine Little: Enbridge has lived up to its values of safety, integrity, respect and inclusion by engaging with tribal leaders, finding solutions to tough issues, and upholding its project permit conditions. We look forward to completing remaining L3RP construction later this year and to following through on our commitment to safely delivering the energy we all use every day.
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This guest column is by Lorraine Little, Director, Community Engagement at Enbridge in Duluth.
Winona LaDuke is known for her environmental advocacy. Unfortunately, as I read her latest commentary, what I found were half-truths that serve no one … especially not the protection of the environment ( An Enbridge inventory, so far, Forum News Service column).
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NEW ULM The New Ulm Public Utilities Commission approved a plan to resume normal collection activity and service disconnections under the policies outlined in the New Ulm Public Utilities (NUPU) regulations.
On June 23, 2020, the commission authorized the establishment of the COVID-19 deferred payment plan. Utilities Director Kris Manderfeld explained this action suspended disconnections and penalties until the end of the peacetime emergency. The reason for this action was to relieve customers of a potential hardship during the pandemic.
On April 15, the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission tentatively approved regulated utility transition plans designed to move these utilities back to their pre-pandemic customer service practices. This has prompted NUPU to begin the development of similar plans.
When Women Become Allies to Save Watersheds and Wildlife From left to right: Giniw Collective founder Tara Houska, Jane Fonda, and Honor the Earth executive director Winona LaDuke tour part of the Line 3 pipeline’s route by the Mississippi River in Northern Minnesota. (Image by Tessa Wick)
The word “Minnesota” derives from one of two Dakota words, either Mni Sóta meaning clear blue water or Mnissota meaning cloudy water. Just one letter can change the entire meaning. Just one oil spill could ruin the entire ecosystem.
By Barbara Williams
I traveled to northern Minnesota with Jane Fonda and Tessa Wick in March to stand with the Ojibwe who are fighting a massive assault on their ancestral territory. Line 3 is a pipeline that was built in the 1960s and currently has 900 structural problems according to Enbridge, the Canadian company that owns it. Under the guise of replacing it, Enbridge
Enbridge-funded account reimburses more than $500,000 to law enforcement along Line 3 wadenapj.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from wadenapj.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.