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Plant killers
First, a disclaimer: we know that plenty of people along the Line 6B route have it far worse than we do. We've said this numerous times. And this blog and our efforts to get Enbridge to shape up have never been about us or our personal situation. We tell stories about...
Now they’re messing with our beer?!
It's no secret that Michigan has had its troubles recently; the state, especially our economy, is in pretty rough shape in all sorts of ways. But we still love it here. And if you asked us for the two biggest reasons why, we would cite (1) its astonishingly beautiful...
A pipeline miracle!
Yesterday, we experienced the near impossible. No, Enbridge did not announce that they're going to remove the old Line 6B and issue an apology to all landowners for behaving callously toward them. That, too, would be a miracle. No, instead, after numerous...
Why Enbridge can’t do better, part 2
Yesterday, we launched a new series devoted to the question, why can't Enbridge do better? We're trying to figure out what causes them to continue to alienate landowners and to fail to live up to the values they profess publicly. The reason we're thinking about this...
Why Enbridge can’t do better, part 1
In an earlier post, we (longwindedly) pondered the question: why can't Enbridge do better when it comes to cultivating amicable, productive relationships with landowners? Over and over they fail to do the simplest of things that would go a long way to fostering such...
Why can’t Enbridge do better?
This week, while we've watched Enbridge's construction crews return to our property, which is now once again torn up, strewn with long sections of pipe and heavy equipment and also, thanks to the weather, a big, sloggy, muddy mess, we've been stewing a little. And...
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