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Shut down Line 5 (opens the original)
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Tribes and local climate orgs have been warning the public and state governments about Enbridge and their pipelines for years. And this week Line 5 had it’s 34th leak. In Wisconsin nearby homes were evacuated when an “unoccupied semi truck” backed into the pipeline. Then yesterday, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources called for line 5 to be shut down while the leak is addressed. For those who need a recap on why Enbridge is the worst:<div class="in
Oil Executives need to pay (opens the original)
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“So far in 2026, firefighters have responded to 48,960 wildfires that have burned more than 7.2 million acres across the United States, 129% of the 10-year average for fires and 169% for acres burned.” https://www.nifc.gov/fire-information/nfnWhile communities are in a constant traumatizing cycle of evacuation, and rebuilding over and over every summer as wildfire season grows worse every year, Oil companies are actively lobbying congress for immunity from climate liabili
Checking in. (opens the original)
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This is mostly a check in with me, but first some good news: MI SCOTUS told Enbridge no. I have not been writing nearly as much as I used to, I even stopped journaling a few weeks ago because having to look at my life reflected back at me on paper was actually stressing me out. Between the news, the climate crisis, my job, and beadwork I am constantly working, if my eyes are open, I am working. It’s been a long time since I even let myself have a day to just rest. Even right now, I should be tak
This one hurt (opens the original)
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My recent collaboration with High Country News is live now, and the topic affected me more than usual. I have done my own research on the history of man camps used for oil pipeline construction in the past and the topic has always weighed heavy on me and is a large factor in my passion to fight these extraction projects. But this coverage hit home. Literally. As I have been reconnecting with my family and culture and spending more time with my dad, I have also been connecting the dots of how my
With a little help from my friends (opens the original)
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