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Actress and activist Jane Fonda speaks at an event at the National Press Club, Friday, Dec. 17, 2019 in Washington. (AP Photo/Michael A. McCoy) EDMONTON — Actress Jane Fonda joined protesters at the site of the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline replacement in northern Minnesota on Monday, advocating for the treaty territory of Anishinaabe First Nations and voicing environmental concerns about the surrounding river water. Shortly after receiving her COVID-19 vaccination, Fonda drove to the site and recorded a video, which she posted to Instagram, sharing concerns about the environmental consequences of the pipeline replacement. “We were driving down the highway and pulled over to see the impacts of the nearly 1 million barrels of tar sands per day being brought from Alberta, Canada to Superior, Wisconsin by Enbridge, a Canadian pipeline company responsible for the largest inland oil spill in the U.S.,” Fonda wrote in the caption of the post. “We will be at the rivers that are being threatened by Line 3 over the next few days gathering to pray and send a message to Enbridge that water is life,” she added. The Enbridge Line 3 crude oil pipeline runs from Alberta, to Superior, Wis. The replacement pipeline, […]
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