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Ojibwe Tribal Group Condemns Line 5 Spill as 'Sloppy Work'
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The Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission denounced Enbridge over a Line 5 spill.
The Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission denounced Enbridge after a contractor's truck struck the Line 5 pipeline at a construction site in northern Wisconsin and caused a natural gas spill.
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Ojibwe Tribal Group Condemns Line 5 Spill as 'Sloppy Work'
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The Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission denounced Enbridge after a contractor's truck struck the Line 5 pipeline at a construction site in northern Wisconsin and caused a natural gas spill.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship>> The Canadian oil and gas pipeline, the Enbridge Line five coursing through native lands in northern Wisconsin, has been shut down temporarily due to a leak discovered last week.
The very eventuality tribal nations have been sounding the alarm over in public and in court.
>> There is always just the environmental concern, the structural concern, you know, and and it's come to it's come to light now that they have made, you know, that they're susceptible to, you know, to really, really, really sloppy work.
And, and so our hope, my hope from, from our organization's standpoint is that they take time to refocus maybe so that there would be no, no more accidents like what we've, what we've experienced.
>> But tribal nations are not alone in their concerns over line five, with its over line five, with its
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Clip: S2500 Ep2510 | 1m 4s | The introduction to the September 4, 2026 episode of Here & Now. (1m 4s)
Hopes and Tensions over Renewable Energy in Rural Wisconsin
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Clip: S2500 Ep2510 | 7m 59s | Supporters and opponents of wind and solar in rural communities wrangle over projects. (7m 59s)
Laura Dresser on the State of Working in Wisconsin in 2026
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Clip: S2500 Ep2510 | 4m 8s | Laura Dresser on the State of Working Wisconsin 2026 report on job trends and inflation. (4m 8s)
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Clip: S2500 Ep2510 | 6m 46s | Philip Rocco on moves to manage mailing ballots by alleging noncitizen voter fraud. (6m 46s)
Sec. Karen Hyun on a Natural Gas Leak in Line 5 in Wisconsin
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Clip: S2500 Ep2510 | 5m 19s | Karen Hyun on Line 5 leaking natural gas in Iron County following a vehicle collision. (5m 19s)
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