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A year after a tar sands pipeline ruptured in Michigan, Enbridge is covering up a polluted streambed. Is this the kind of pipeline we want crossing our rivers? (If you haven’t seen this please do.) Susan Connolly, a mom from Michigan, describes what it was like to wake up to an oil spill in her community in July 2010, and what were the impacts to her children and wildlife to this day. Poisoned air. Sunken gunk. A clean-up nightmare. What we’re learning from the oil sands ‘DilBit’ dump into the Kalamazoo River. |
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