Governor Whitmer, along with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Attorney General Dana Nessel, have revoked the easement that allowed Enbridge to operate Line 5 in the Great Lakes. This is historic. If ultimately successful, this would be the first time an operating pipeline has ever been shut down.

It is rare that a politician has the guts to stand up to the most powerful industry on the planet. Please join us in thanking Governor Gretchen Whitmer for taking a politically risky stance on behalf of all Michiganders, and for doing what must be done to protect future generations.

We'll send your name and comments as a thank you card.

“It’s as pivotal a moment as when we went from horses to cars,” says first-term state Sen. Mallory McMorrow.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s additions to the Public Service Commission include two former clean energy advocates.

MiCAN has been advocating for this action along with thousands of Michigan citizens, organizations, and Michigan Tribes.

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Governor Whitmer's Executive Order creating a UP Energy Task Force shows she's ready to take steps to decommission Line 5.

MiCAN recently launched a petition in response to Governor Whitmer negotiating a deal with Enbridge to build a tar sands tunnel through Michigan.