Sustainability & Climate

The Supreme Court hears a Line 5 oil pipeline case with high stakes for treaty rights

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The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments in Enbridge v. Nessel regarding whether federal courts should have jurisdiction over a case to shut down Line 5 oil pipeline, which tribes say threatens their treaty rights and waters. The outcome could affect Michigan's ability to manage its resources and protect the Great Lakes from potential environmental harm.

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