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Protecting the Great Lakes From Line 5: Anishinaabeg Tribes Across Michigan Stand Against Enbridge and Canada’s Fossil Fuel Interests

Statement on Michigan Public Service Commission’s Decision to Approve Dangerous Line 5 Tunnel Project

Canada’s Use of 1977 Pipeline Treaty to Block Recent U.S. Line 5 Shutdown Order Is Violating Indigenous Rights

Environmental Defence Experts React to the Federal Fall Economic Statement

Environmental and Human Rights Groups Challenging Canada’s Use of 1977 Pipeline Treaty to Block Recent U.S. Line 5 Shutdown Order

Busting Enbridge’s Line 5 Myths – Part 4: Indigenous sovereignty, Tribal rights, and consent — Bay Mills Indian Community and Anishinaabeg Tribes across Michigan

We can shut down Line 5 and still meet our energy needs

The Recurring Plague of Lake Erie’s Persistent Harmful Algae Blooms

Statement on NOAA’s 2023 Harmful Algae Bloom Forecast

Tribal and First Nations rebuke Canada’s support of Line 5 pipeline to U.N. Human Rights Council

Reaction to Canada’s 2023 Budget from Environmental Defence Experts

Statement from Michelle Woodhouse, Water Program Manager, Environmental Defence, on historic $420 million funding for Great Lakes protection

Wintertime farming practices can help or worsen water pollution and algae blooms

What are the main threats to Lake Erie? FAQS – Part 2

Why is Lake Erie important? FAQs – Part 1

A historic agreement to halt and reverse biodiversity loss has been made – now the real work begins

Statement on the Final Outcome of COP15

Canadian Nature Groups Welcome Global Deal to Reverse Nature Loss by 2030 at COP15

Media Advisory: Line 5 Pipeline’s Threat to the Great Lakes – Press Briefing with an international coalition of Indigenous Nations and environmental experts at COP15 UN Biodiversity Conference

An unwelcome guest: Lake Erie’s annual toxic algae bloom stayed longer than usual this year

COP15 EXPECTATIONS FOR CANADA

Environmental Defence experts available to comment at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) in Montreal

Busting Enbridge’s Line 5 Myths – Part 3: Indigenous sovereignty, Tribal rights, and consent – Bad River Band v. Enbridge

Busting Enbridge’s Line 5 Myths – Part 2: Enbridge’s Proposed “Solutions”

Part 2: The Great Lakes Have a Serious Plastics Problem. This Plastic Free July, Let’s Ensure Industry Is Held Accountable.

As the Great Lakes Surpass the Oceans in Plastic Pollution, Environmental Defence Is Urging the Government to Do More to Protect Freshwater

Statement from Michelle Woodhouse, Water Program Manager, on NOAA’s 2022 Algae Bloom Forecast

Enbridge’s own expert confirms shutting down Line 5 will result in only a 1 to 2 cent per litre increase in gas prices

Earth Month is a time for hope, not blind optimism

Working to Protect Lake Erie From Summertime Algae Blooms Is a Year-Round Job

Protecting the Great Lakes From Line 5: Anishinaabeg Tribes Across Michigan Stand Against Enbridge and Canada’s Fossil Fuel Interests

Statement on Michigan Public Service Commission’s Decision to Approve Dangerous Line 5 Tunnel Project

Canada’s Use of 1977 Pipeline Treaty to Block Recent U.S. Line 5 Shutdown Order Is Violating Indigenous Rights

Environmental Defence Experts React to the Federal Fall Economic Statement

Environmental and Human Rights Groups Challenging Canada’s Use of 1977 Pipeline Treaty to Block Recent U.S. Line 5 Shutdown Order

Busting Enbridge’s Line 5 Myths – Part 4: Indigenous sovereignty, Tribal rights, and consent — Bay Mills Indian Community and Anishinaabeg Tribes across Michigan

We can shut down Line 5 and still meet our energy needs

The Recurring Plague of Lake Erie’s Persistent Harmful Algae Blooms

Statement on NOAA’s 2023 Harmful Algae Bloom Forecast

Tribal and First Nations rebuke Canada’s support of Line 5 pipeline to U.N. Human Rights Council

Reaction to Canada’s 2023 Budget from Environmental Defence Experts

Statement from Michelle Woodhouse, Water Program Manager, Environmental Defence, on historic $420 million funding for Great Lakes protection

Wintertime farming practices can help or worsen water pollution and algae blooms

What are the main threats to Lake Erie? FAQS – Part 2

Why is Lake Erie important? FAQs – Part 1

A historic agreement to halt and reverse biodiversity loss has been made – now the real work begins

Statement on the Final Outcome of COP15

Canadian Nature Groups Welcome Global Deal to Reverse Nature Loss by 2030 at COP15

Media Advisory: Line 5 Pipeline’s Threat to the Great Lakes – Press Briefing with an international coalition of Indigenous Nations and environmental experts at COP15 UN Biodiversity Conference

An unwelcome guest: Lake Erie’s annual toxic algae bloom stayed longer than usual this year

COP15 EXPECTATIONS FOR CANADA

Environmental Defence experts available to comment at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) in Montreal

Busting Enbridge’s Line 5 Myths – Part 3: Indigenous sovereignty, Tribal rights, and consent – Bad River Band v. Enbridge

Busting Enbridge’s Line 5 Myths – Part 2: Enbridge’s Proposed “Solutions”

Part 2: The Great Lakes Have a Serious Plastics Problem. This Plastic Free July, Let’s Ensure Industry Is Held Accountable.

As the Great Lakes Surpass the Oceans in Plastic Pollution, Environmental Defence Is Urging the Government to Do More to Protect Freshwater

Statement from Michelle Woodhouse, Water Program Manager, on NOAA’s 2022 Algae Bloom Forecast

Enbridge’s own expert confirms shutting down Line 5 will result in only a 1 to 2 cent per litre increase in gas prices