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Presented By: Matthaei Botanical Gardens & Nichols Arboretum

Water Week: The Line 5 Oil Pipeline Debate - Implications for Water, Indigenous, and States' Rights

University of Michigan's Mike Shriberg, a Professor in the School for Environment & Sustainability and Director of the UM Water Center, University of Michigan's Mike Shriberg, a Professor in the School for Environment & Sustainability and Director of the UM Water Center,
University of Michigan's Mike Shriberg, a Professor in the School for Environment & Sustainability and Director of the UM Water Center,
The raging debate over the future of Enbridge Energy's Line 5 oil pipeline is about more than the threat it poses to the Great Lakes. University of Michigan's Mike Shriberg, a Professor in the School for Environment & Sustainability and Director of the UM Water Center, will outline the history, current status and potential future for Line 5, relying on interviews as well as his own direct involvement. As the first U.S. oil pipeline ever ordered to be shut down due to potential damage from a rupture, the resolution of the future of Line 5 has deep implications for our environment, economy and way of life
University of Michigan's Mike Shriberg, a Professor in the School for Environment & Sustainability and Director of the UM Water Center, University of Michigan's Mike Shriberg, a Professor in the School for Environment & Sustainability and Director of the UM Water Center,
University of Michigan's Mike Shriberg, a Professor in the School for Environment & Sustainability and Director of the UM Water Center,

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