- The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa is fighting to remove a 71-year-old oil pipeline from their reservation in Wisconsin.
- The pipeline, owned by Enbridge, is seen as a threat to the tribe’s natural resources, particularly the wild rice beds they depend on.
- The Band’s fight began in 2017 when they refused to renew easements granted to the pipeline company.
- In 2022, a federal judge ruled in favor of the tribe, ordering Enbridge to remove the pipeline within three years.
- Enbridge is appealing the court order and continues to fight to keep the pipeline operational.
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