Aging infrastructure poses a risk to the drinking water of tens of millions, activists and Indigenous communities say.

The Bad River Tribe has taken on a billion-dollar Canadian oil pipeline company to defend manoomin and the fresh waters that sustain it—and us all.

A 2021 article by The Guardian, “Sexual violence along pipeline route follows Indigenous ... women from Northern Wisconsin who have also expressed concern over Enbridge replacing a portion ...

A 2021 article by The Guardian, “Sexual violence along pipeline route follows ... and a member of the Wisconsin MMIW/R Task Force is one of several Ojibwe women from Northern Wisconsin who have also ...

A 2021 article by The Guardian, “Sexual violence along pipeline route follows ... and a member of the Wisconsin MMIW/R Task Force is one of several Ojibwe women from Northern Wisconsin who have also ...

Enbridge and a partnership of 36 BC First Nations inked a deal for the Indigenous groups to acquire a 12.5 percent ownership ...

Over two days of hearings this week, members of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, environmental advocates and ...

Tribal officials and experts say company data is inaccurate and underestimates project’s effects on watershed and wetlands.

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For more than 65 years, Enbridge Inc.'s Westcoast pipeline has been pumping natural gas through First Nations territories across British Columbia. Under a deal announced Thursday, three dozen of ...

Enbridge told The Center Square that it has received five years of public review and input, making it the most-studied pipeline project in Wisconsin history. “We’re confident construction ...