#line5

[wausaupilotreview]

Tribal leaders, scientists and union reps offered sharply different views this week on the proposed Line 5 pipeline reroute in northern Wisconsin. The Army Corps is now weighing whether to approve a key federal permit. #Line5

[jasonparis]

I’m committed to walking the entire length of Line 5 prior to its opening in October. Last week I did the portion between Clairlea (Pharmacy) to Leaside (Laird). In no particular order, here are some of my captures. • • • #igerstoronto #toronto #ontario #canada #northyork #scarborough #clairlea #donmills #leaside #line5 #eglinton #torontophotography #urban_toronto #lrt #ttcinsta #metrolinx #eglintoncrosstown #sciencecentre #portal #infrastructure #transit #development (at Eglinton Avenue) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbnh3CYJc5a/?utm_medium=tumblr

[purplehawaiian]

The Line 5 pipeline is a vital part of the energy structure for Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana, as well as parts of Canada.  There is no plan to replace the loss.

Democrat Governor Gretchen Whitmer made this move without consultation from the public or lawmakers, with the exception of the usual squeaky-wheel environmentalist groups who allege that Line 5 could pose a threat.  They repeatedly denied requests from Enbridge, the pipline’s operator, to discuss security measures and findings.

Enbridge has been engaged in a legal battle with Whitmer for most of 2020 at this point - this is just the latest attempt at turning Michigan into the new California.

[abitmoredetail]

Caledonia station (3) #toronto #ttc #eglintonavenue #line5 #eglintoncrosstown #caledoniastation #station #masstransit (at Caledonia station) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmxYLTWNdPW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ravnlghtft]

Right now, we have an opportunity to call on officials to protect the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and residents of northern Wisconsin. We are demanding the protection of drinking water aquifers, Lake Superior fisheries, family farms, the Apostle Islands, and the Great Lakes.

Canadian oil company Enbridge has proposed to reroute its Line 5 tar sands pipeline through more than 180 waterways that flow into the Bad River Reservation and Lake Superior, despite the Bad River Tribe’s strong opposition. This is morally unacceptable.

Submit your comment today—call on officials to uphold the federal trust responsibility to the Bad River Tribe and reject Line 5.

When you submit this form, your letter will be delivered to both the Biden Administration and Wisconsin DNR. This letter covers all the key points for both agencies.

[wausaupilotreview]

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is fast-tracking review of Enbridge’s $750M tunnel under the Great Lakes, citing an “energy emergency” under Trump’s order—drawing sharp backlash from tribes and environmental groups over Line 5's safety and climate risks. #Line5 #GreatLakes

[hurricanehenry]

Canada's oil sands operators are global leaders in improving their environmental footprints through continual innovation and R&D initiatives We should be proud! #canadaaction #oilsandsaction #oilsands #line5 #stopline3 #stopline5 #stoptmx #canadianoil #canadianenergy https://www.instagram.com/p/CTZpfoQAWLs/?utm_medium=tumblr

[honobononeko]

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[hotbloodchoi]

5호선이 하남풍산 역이 생겼구나~~! #subway #line5 #seoulmetro #seoul #korea #asia #5호선 #지하철 #하남풍산 #하남풍산역 #daily #dailylook #ootd #문화창작집단날 #극단날 #art #artist #actor #actingcoach #advisor #creator #castingagency #entertainer #educator #labor #producer #qualitycontrolcoach #theatreproducer #summer (5호선지하철안에서) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDxP7aGlNZV/?igshid=m269wgycmjbn

[cleanwaterchronicles]

Michigan Launches Website to Keep Public Informed About Line 5 Tunnel Project

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) together with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) and Michigan Department of Transportation’s (MDOT) Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority (MSCA) today announced the launch of the Line 5 in Michigan website.

The new multi-agency website – Michigan.gov/Line 5 – is designed to keep the public informed about Enbridge Energy’s proposal to relocate the current section of the Line 5 oil and natural gas liquids pipeline that crosses the Straits of Mackinac with a new section of pipeline to be housed in a tunnel beneath the lakebed.

In addition to providing an overview of the regulatory permitting process that the proposed project must follow, the website will also include technical and permitting documents, timelines, maps and other resources to help the public better understand the tunnel proposal and the unique roles various state entities play in the permitting process.

Under Michigan law, EGLE is the regulatory agency responsible for environmental permitting for the tunnel project, while the MPSC has siting authority for pipelines that carry crude oil and petroleum products. Housed within MDOT, the MSCA is responsible for overseeing construction and operation of the proposed tunnel. MSCA would own the tunnel after its construction and provide independent oversight throughout its life.

In addition to the website, EGLE has also established a dedicated permit application email account related to the proposed tunnel project, EGLE-Enbridge-Comments@Michigan.gov to provide the public with a simplified means of commenting on the proposed project. Those interested in monitoring or commenting on the MPSC proceeding involving the pipeline replacement project can sign up for MPSC email updates through the web site.

Source:https://www.michigan.gov/egle/0,9429,7-135-7251_7253-533603--,00.html

GENERAL QUESTIONS

What does Line 5 refer to?

Line 5 refers to the light crude oil and natural gas liquids pipeline that extends from Superior, Wisconsin, through the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to the Lower Peninsula of Michigan and then across the U.S.-Canada international border to Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.

What is the proposed Mackinac Straits Dual Pipelines Replacement Project?

The project involves relocating the approximate four-mile portion of Line 5.   Currently, Line 5 consists of two parallel pipelines located on top of the lakebed within the Straits of Mackinac.  The proposed project would replace those pipelines with a new pipeline inside a tunnel located 60 to 250 feet beneath the lakebed of the Straits.

What is the tunnel?

The Great Lakes Tunnel Project is a proposed concrete utility tunnel approximately 18-21 feet in diameter joining and connecting the Upper and Lower peninsulas of Michigan at the Straits of Mackinac for the purpose of accommodating Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline.  It could in the future also be used for other utility infrastructure, including, but not limited to, pipelines, electric transmission lines, facilities for the transmission of data and telecommunications.

Are the “Line 5 pipeline” and the “tunnel” the same thing?

No. Line 5 refers to the 645-mile interstate pipeline running from Superior, Wisconsin to Sarnia, Ontario which carries oil and liquid natural gas products.  Approximately four miles of Line 5 consists of dual pipelines lying on top of the lakebed across the Straits. They were constructed based on an easement granted by the State in 1953. The concrete tunnel as proposed, would be constructed underneath the lakebed and would accommodate utility infrastructure, including the new replacement segment of Line 5.

[stevemaclellan]

“We will not stop operating the pipeline unless we’re ordered by a court or our regulator, which we think is highly unlikely,” he said.

That has Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel considering the “punitive measures” her office can pursue, once courts have resolved the parties’ dispute on whether the issue should be decided at the state or federal level.

“As the deadline looms, parties on all sides of the debate are bracing for drama in the Straits as activists protest Enbridge’s defiance, while acknowledging that at least for now, it appears likely that Line 5’s fate will be decided over months or even years, in distant courtrooms or administrative proceedings,” Michigan Radio writes.

[abitmoredetail]

Caledonia station (2) #toronto #ttc #eglintonavenue #line5 #eglintoncrosstown #caledoniastation #station #masstransit (at Caledonia station) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmxYIlVt0re/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[cavetriangle]

Great Lakes, Bad Lines - Full Film

[queerautism]

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Ohhhh have you heard of the mystery flesh pit national park? It's a huge favourite of mine.

For podcasts, the magnus archives is really good. Starts out with individual horror stories and builds up into a cohesive world and narrative.

If you like comedy as well as weirdness and horror, Awful Hospital is a webcomic I really really like

[exzire]

I spent a hour today squinting and reading the text on the file. so heres what the top portion says

[line1] Name: Laufeyson, Loki

[line2] Alias: God of Mischief

[line3] Record ID: Q 5160H23734 (Could be wrong on a couple numbers)

[line4] Birthplace: Jotunhiem

[line5] Sex: Fluid Race/Ethnicity: ???

[line6] Height: 6'4" Weight: 525 (lbs?)

[line7] Eye Color: Blue Hair Color: Black

[line8] D.O.B.: M ? / D ? / Y ? Age: ?

[laclale-farron]

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