Line 3 would immediately create more than 4,000 jobs and invest more than $2 Billion into Minnesota at a time when we have never needed it more. Average unemployment rate for Line 3 counties is Read more…
Line 3 would immediately create more than 4,000 jobs and invest more than $2 Billion into Minnesota at a time when we have never needed it more. The latest unemployment rates for counties along the Read more…
Minnesotans for Line 3 gathered and delivered comments from people who support the Line 3 pipeline replacement to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency as part of the public comment period, urging the agency to approve Read more…
Today, Minnesotans for Line 3 Advisory Council Member, Todd Rothe, testified in front of the Subcommittee of Contracting and Infrastructure. Representative Pete Stauber as the Ranking Member of the Subcommittee sat with a Minnesotans for Read more…
The letter and signatures gathered by Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light is another attempt reframe the decision-making process by calling this “a moral issue” to oppose the project and ignore the ongoing need for energy Read more…
Minnesotans for Line 3 gathered and delivered comments about the Line 3 Replacement Project’s Revised Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS). Supporters urged the PUC to determine the Line 3 Replacement Project FEIS is adequate, to Read more…
Largest, privately financed construction project in Minnesota history will be built with union labor. LINO LAKES, Minn.- The Line 3 Replacement Project, the largest privately financed construction project in Minnesota history, has celebrated a major Read more…
Today’s news about the permit shows how complex and important the permitting process is for this project. We were not surprised about the decision because the water quality permit cannot be issued until additional work Read more…
“The Minnesota Supreme Court today made the right decision. The time for reviewing what has already been fully reviewed and approved is over. Minnesota needs to make sure the updates to the EIS are completed, Read more…
“We respect and appreciate that state agencies are committed to keeping the process moving forward and will continue working on permit applications while issues related to the environmental impact statement are being addressed. After more Read more…