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Ojibwe tribal group condemns Line 5 spill as 'sloppy work'

The Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission denounced Enbridge after a contractor's truck struck the Line 5 pipeline at a construction site in northern Wisconsin and caused a natural gas spill.

By Erica Ayisi | Here & Now

September 4, 2026 • Northern Region

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The Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission denounced Enbridge over a Line 5 spill.

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A still image shows an aerial shot of a the clean up site of the natural gas leak spewing from Enbridge's Line 5 pipeline.

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Ojibwe tribal group condemns Line 5 spill as 'sloppy work'

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