Great Lakes Problem
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littledavid123
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Doesn't sound like it's any big deal. Especially when these same Michigan employees poisoned the drinking water and thought nothing of it.
Dave
Dave
rockriver
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It's only a problem if the pipeline breaks.
ejsell
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Are these the same pipes that had massive gaps between their support structures, way beyond regulation?
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Nevermind found it.
Did improper mooring damage Straits oil pipeline?
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Nevermind found it.
Did improper mooring damage Straits oil pipeline?
rockriver
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Same pipes.
littledavid123
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Yes , it is the same pipes where the span supports were washed away, reported and replaced years ago. Why doesn't the state pay for new lines to replace these if concerned about it?
Dave
Dave
rockriver
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A lot of the supports have not been replaced. The lines are private and used by Enbridge to carry millions of gallons of light crude and liquefied natural gas a day. A break would do untold amount of damages to the lakes. As for payment to replace, it's not the state's responsibility to maintain the pipes.
littledavid123
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Perhaps Michigan should ban all fuel lines coming into the state...Problem solved!
Dave
Dave