Great Lakes, Bad Lines
Many environmental documentaries are described after severe disasters. In this regard, the difference between the bad line in the Greater Lake District is. The film involves the inevitable erosion and failure of the Enbridge 5 series. The fifth line of ENBRIDGE is a Canadian pipeline, which extends more than 500 miles and transports 23 million gallons of gallons through a large part of Michigan’s large lake every day. The production line was built more than 60 years ago and needs to be maintained urgently. Experts believe that we must do something, or the region will inevitably suffer one of the worst environmental disasters in history. This film is a convincing and positive effort to improve and create changes.
You don’t have to live in Michigan to recognize the importance of the Great Lake District. Lakes are a large part of freshwater in the world. It is the aesthetic attractiveness of its beauty and unsteady water. Many American citizens live on their banks and rely on their natural resources. Oil pollution will mean the sensitive ecological balance of the lake, and its powerful and unpredictable current makes it almost impossible for this overflow.
The film follows two environmentalists along the pipeline route and talks with many experts and ordinary residents on the way. When the upcoming disaster occurs, many of them are directly suffering. When the 6B line of Enbridge broke into Kalamazoo, Michigan, the disaster in the region was a precedent for the region and visited in 2010 and caused the worst oil leakage incident in history.
Converse, enBridge, INC. Only a meager step is taken to strengthen the existing low -efficiency support structure. The response to potential disasters slowly landed directly on the shoulders of state officials. So far, they have given priority to their own interests from their own citizens. Obviously, unless these civil servants are motivated by the voice of the people, no further measures are taken. The urgency and visual talent of the Dahu District is that the bad lines are inspiring attempts to organize this movement.
Directed by: Colin McCarthy
