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The Current

Oil & Water Don't Mix, Jeffrey Insko

The currents are swirling about us - will we listen to them before it's too late?

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    We're working with the community to protect the Great Lakes and climate from a dangerous crude oil pipeline.

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    Author& Professor of English, Oakland University, writing about Line 5, oil, infrastructure, environment

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