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Three core issues for landowners, residents: Part 2
Core issue #2: Local consent When a right of way agent from Enbridge knocked on our door carrying a map showing the route of Line 6B, a copy of Michigan's eminent domain laws, and the bad news that we were going to see the stand of very large trees and the perennial...
More news
We've posted several new links to our ever-growing list of "Enbridge News Stories" (over on the right, organized chronologically) and we will continue to do so, so check back frequently. Recent additions include an excerpt from a seven-month investigation into the...
Non-profit POLAR set to launch
We're excited to announce the formation of an important new advocacy group. Created by concerned Michigan landowners, the mission of the non-profit organization POLAR (Protect Our Land And Rights) is to provide assistance to landowners facing condemnation of their...
Three core issues for landowners, residents: Part 1
Among the most disheartening elements of our experience as landowners dealing with Enbridge has been an apparent lack of knowledge or even interest in the Line 6B "replacement" on the part of our elected officials (at the federal, state, and local levels) and the...
Enbridge in Indiana
Our friends down in Indiana are making a push to help inform landowners and demand transparency from Enbridge. They've started a petition to urge Enbridge and environmental and regulatory agencies to hold public meetings (something that has happened far too...
Updates
We've made a couple of updates to the blog: all of the Enbridge News links (over on the right) are now in chronological order. And we've also added the ability for readers to subscribe: now you can be notified of new posts by email. Please take a minute and become a...
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