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Video: Take a trip down Wisconsin’s wild and wonderful Totogatic River
Public television program profiles a renowned tributary of the St. Croix, and the people who worked to protect it.
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Petition calls for comprehensive environmental review before likely new pipeline across St. Croix headwaters
Environmental groups say the recent approval of Line 3 in Minnesota will build pressure to increase carrying capacity through Wisconsin.
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Minnesota agency approves oil pipeline route — could cross St. Croix River tributary
State commissioners’ controversial decision this week to allow the new route for Line 3 puts Kettle River in the crosshairs.
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River Bum Log: Paddling past the pipeline
A short paddle down the wild Namekagon River is enough to remind us of what’s at stake.
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White House proposes expediting new pipelines under Namekagon River, other national parks
President Trump’s infrastructure proposal includes giving Interior Secretary sole authority to approve pipelines crossing National Parks.
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Oil & Water: Expert points out four ways pipelines could be “a whole lot safer”
With proposals for new oil pipelines under the St. Croix and its tributaries, a well-informed advocate shares safety suggestions.
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Minnesota agency says Line 3 oil pipeline unnecessary
New pipeline would cross under St. Croix tributaries, but Department of Commerce says the company can’t demonstrate it is needed for energy supply.
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Oil & Water: Minnesota pipeline proposal could increase oil flows through St. Croix River watershed
Enbridge’s Line 3 would go under the Kettle River headwaters, and increase pipeline demand in Wisconsin.
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Oil & Water: Newspaper report explains why Wisconsin is at center of pipeline plans
Great Lakes region — including the St. Croix River watershed – has become the focus of industry efforts to get tar sands oil to market.
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Dinner Speaker Will Discuss Oil Pipeline Route Options
St. Croix River Association annual event will include a presentation by photographer and pipeline safety advocate Richard Hamilton Smith.
