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Federal appeals court orders Enbridge to remove Line 5 from tribal lands

A federal appeals court found Enbridge trespassing on tribal lands and ordered the company to remove the Line 5 pipeline.

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Removal of the pipeline could disrupt regional energy infrastructure and fuel supplies, although the headline provides no timeline or scope for implementation.

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  1. Federal appeals court finds Enbridge trespassing on tribal lands, must remove Line 5 ↗wpr.org · Recorded source date: Aug 19, 2026, 1:47 PM UTC

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