Reader's View: Building Line 3 disregarded the climate crisis
It seems Endbridge cares more about building a pipeline than it does about the environment.
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It seems Endbridge cares more about building a pipeline than it does about the environment.
DULUTH, Minn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Area Partnership for Economic Expansion (APEX) is pleased to share the results of a recently completed economic impact study regarding the Enbridge Line 3 Replacement Project (L3RP). The study, commissioned by APEX a...
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.
On Wednesday, the Canada-based company Enbridge announced Line 3 would be in service starting Friday, Oct. 1. Pipeline proponents and opponents both made statements in response to the news.
Enbridge's proposed pipeline would carry 760,000 barrels of oil or 31,920,000 gallons per day from Alberta, Canada, to the Enbridge terminal in Superior, Wisconsin, and is about 360 miles long. and follow a new route through much of northern Minnesota — going through the upper corner of Crow Wing County and a portion of Cass County.