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A livable future requires that we rapidly and aggressively shift to solar, wind, geothermal, and other types of sustainable energy.
Enbridge says it is working with state DNR on remediation of contaminated soil at the spill site between Milwaukee and Madison.
According to records analyzed by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, heavy rainfall events have increased nationally and in Minnesota.
U.S. attorneys say a federal judge's order failed to fully consider the effects of a shutdown.

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“If approved, this proposal will have a significant impact on many counties and cities throughout Minnesota,” wrote Hubbard County Administrator Jeff Cadwell
NTEC will also provide flexible backup power to compensate for the variability of wind and solar energy.
The Canadian energy firm will pay $5.1 million in trespassing fines.
Senior Judge Leslie M. Metzen cited a lack of probable cause in her ruling
It seems Endbridge cares more about building a pipeline than it does about the environment.
From the column: "They portray their protests as only peaceful and legal. Unfortunately, that’s not true."
From the column: "Extraction projects like Line 3 are a threat to our environment and community health, to Indigenous rights, and to the fate of our democracy."
The Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa will receive almost $1.5 million.
Enbridge spokesperson Juli Kellner said in a statement the company is "pleased with this decision that acknowledges the thorough, inclusive and science-based review of the Line 3 replacement project."
The oil and gas pipeline will operate across northern Wisconsin for now.

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