Enbridge and the DNR
will present their cases
in the fourth public hearing
on the proposed
reroute of Line 5.
All that will do it is
shift the risk upstream
exposing more
of the environment to
to be put up at risk
than what it is now.
But, like I said before
we have ceded territories
where we do a lot of hunting
and fishing
and gathering of
medicines and other stuff.
So, I mean, that's just
it's just moving
the problem upstream.
We'll be downstream from that
and if something were to happen
you know, it's
really impact us
as people
and our way of life.
First of all, I'll
say we all depend
on clean water
as humans.
And so we all have
a vested interest
in safety
and environmental protection.
You know
we are
operating these pipelines.
There are
hundreds of thousands
of miles of pipelines
across the U.S.
that operate every day
quietly, safely.
We don't hear about them.
We are monitoring
these pipelines
365 days a year
24 hours a day
seven days a week.
We are continuously
running tools and doing
checks to make sure
that we know
the integrity
of our pipeline.
We know that it's safe.