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Three federal judges announced Monday that Enbridge missed the 30-day window to move the case to a federal court by two years, siding with Attorney General Dana Nessel.
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Oklahoma-based engineer, Craig Brownlee would now oversee the installment of a new four-mile section of Line 5 in a tunnel under the Mackinac Straits lakebed.
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Two companies have been selected to construct the Line 5 tunnel in the Straits of Mackinac.
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit to determine if her lawsuit seeking to shutdown Line 5 belongs in a state court or federal court.
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The nonprofit For Love Of Water, which was an intervenor in the case, says the commission's decision violates the Michigan Environmental Protection Act.
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After a landmark decision that advanced the Line 5 tunnel in the Straits of Mackinac, a state board is assessing what's next for the tunnel
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The Line 5 tunnel is a step closer to being constructed after a state board greenlit a portion of the project today.
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A new economic report suggests that a Line 5 shutdown wouldn't have a significant impact on supply chains or fuel prices.
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WCMU aired a story last week saying a state board would not be publicly releasing their risk analysis of the proposed Line 5 tunnel. State officials now clarify the full report will be made public next month.
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Enbridge Energy is asking the state to convince the Army Corps of Engineers to speed up a federal review on the proposed Line 5 tunnel project.