Enbridge preparing to test oil pipeline as months of cleanup and monitoring from spill remain

Enbridge preparing to test oil pipeline as months of cleanup and monitoring from spill remain

Kalamazoo Gazette Aug 20 2010 KALAMAZOO, MI — Enbridge Inc. says it’s preparing to test a pipeline that ruptured last month and poured an estimated 1 million gallons of crude oil into the Kalamazoo River. Executive Vice President Steve Wuori said Thursday the federal government hasn’t said when oil can resume flowing through the pipeline, which runs between Griffith, Ind., and Sarnia, Ontario. >> Read more

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