Michigan
As state negotiations falter, Line 5 backers ramp up public campaigns
Michigan residents can expect to see more advertisements promoting the contentious pipeline tunnel project.
Line 5
What’s next for Line 5: studies, permits and ‘inevitable’ lawsuits
A three-member board overseeing the tunnel project for the state is scheduled to hold its first meeting Wednesday.
Michigan
Lame-duck rush to secure Line 5 deal could face long-term legal challenge
The remaining six weeks of Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder’s eight-year term will be crucial for the Line 5 pipeline.
Enbridge
Q&A: Legal expert on Line 5, treaty rights and the public trust
The Energy News Network spoke with the architect of a legal argument designed to force government action on climate change.
Enbridge
‘We were here first’: Tribes say Line 5 pipeline tunnel ignores treaty rights
Michigan officials have spent the past year pursuing a plan to tunnel an oil pipeline beneath the Straits of Mackinac while ignoring the 182-year-old treaty rights of Native Americans, multiple tribal leaders say.