Enbridge Paid Millions to Minnesota Police and Government Agencies to Quell Line 3 Pipeline Protesters

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By Climate NexusFeb 10, 2023, 4:39 pm233 pts
Enbridge paid more than $8.6 million to Minnesota police and other agencies to clear the way for the expansion of its Line 3 tar sands oil pipeline by quelling protests and acts of civil disobedience, Grist reports. The pipeline violates and threatens treaty-protected lands where several Anishinaabe tribes hold…

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