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Originally Posted by TorontoDrew

That pipeline has been operating for 60 years with 29 spills. That's 1 spill every other year. My standards are much higher then that, it seems that's a perfectly fine number to you though and the execs at Enbridge. "virtually no spills" are you serious?

source: https://www.sierraclub.org
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The largest Inland oil spill ever in North America was by Enbridges line 6. So sorry if we don't all trust these pipeline or want them.
Source: http://america.aljazeera.com
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Sorry, missed this, but yeah, the spills are such a small percentage of total volume carried that they are virtually zero. There's always room for improvement, but there are likely industries that impact the environment more in proportion to their economic value.