It’s been two weeks since a truck rolled into an excavation site for Enbridge’s fiercely disputed Line 5 pipeline and caused one of the largest natural gas spills in Wisconsin history in rural Iron County. The pipeline is still shut down, with service expected to resume this weekend. Read the full story by Great Lakes Now.
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