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A Trusted Source of Independent Student Journalism since 1987.
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#BC945B
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The Oakland Post is a trusted source of independent student journalism since 1987. They recently published a series of essays titled How to Know About Line 5, written by six students enrolled in Professor Jeffrey Insko’s Literature and Social Engagement course. These essays critically examine the social, cultural, and theoretical aspects of Line 5, a pipeline that runs through the Upper and Lower Peninsulas of Michigan.
The essays aim to provide insights into how we understand Line 5, rather than focusing on our lived experiences or the actions required to live without it. The essays cover a range of topics, including the environmental harms caused by Line 5, the personal benefits of the petroculture industry, the 1977 Transit Pipelines Treaty, recognizing water as a rights-bearing entity, and the negative impacts on local communities. For more information and to read the essay series, visit The Oakland Post's website and the Line 6B Citizens' Blog
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