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At a Natural Resource Board Meeting, public comment highlighted the growing concern surrounding Line 5.
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Tribal and environmental leaders are calling on Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers to declare a disaster and hold Enbridge accountable
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Equipment was being used as part of the Line 5 relocation around the Bad River reservation
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The pipeline had been offline since August 25th when a semi-truck rolled into a section in Iron County causing a massive natural gas leak.
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Originally slated to be complete by 2024, the tunnel project is years behind schedule with an uncertain fate.
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Enbridge now anticipates returning Line 5 to service on September 12th
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Line 5 pipeline damaged near Saxon in Iron County after a semi rolled into an excavation site
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Letter sent to Enbridge officials highlights state frustrations
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WXPR is still working to learn more about the natural gas liquids leak in Iron County Tuesday.
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The project would divert a section of the Line 5 petroleum pipeline from the open waters of the Straits into a concrete tunnel beneath the lakebed.