The Current
Oil & Water Don't Mix, David Holtz, Jeffrey InskoThe currents are swirling about us - will we listen to them before it's too late?
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It's the Climate, Stupid
The origin of the modern oil spill might well be traced to a single event. In late January of 1969, workers on a Union Oil drilling rig six miles off the coast of Santa Barbara, California, called “Platform A,” had just begun to retrieve le...
No More Stays
Last week here at The Current, David Holtz wrote about the upcoming US Supreme Court hearings on the question of whether to allow Enbridge’s years-late request to remove AG Nessel’s shut-down case to federal court. In a rational world, the ...
When a Corporation Decides States Can't Protect Their Own Waters
For 72 years, Enbridge has operated Line 5 beneath the Straits of Mackinac. When Michigan finally said “enough” and moved to shut it down in 2019, Enbridge made a calculated choice: wait nearly three years, then yank the case out of Michiga...
Tunnel Vision
Things don’t have to be this way. This is among the most important things to be learned from the study of subjects like literature, history, art, and philosophy. Every social advancement in human history began with the understanding that th...
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We're working with the community to protect the Great Lakes and climate from America's most dangerous crude oil pipeline.
Currently walking steady in a fast moving world. Retired like a dog, looking for life's treats, a sunny place to land and something to chew on. Sinking my teeth into environmental activism, politics and writing.
Author& Professor of English, Oakland University, writing about Line 5, oil, infrastructure, environment
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