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Extremist Effort to Close Line 5 Is Really a Push to Raise Gas Prices

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CEA’s recent report on the consequences of shutting down Line 5, which would lead to increasing fuel costs on Michigan families and businesses by more than 10%, was discussed in The Detroit News.

According to a study recently conducted by the Consumer Energy Alliance, closure of Line 5 would cost Michigan families and businesses an extra $1.8 to $2.2 billion for gasoline and diesel each year. That is unacceptable under any circumstances, but especially now with inflation reaching 40-year highs.

 

The extremist push to stop a safe energy infrastructure project is actually an extremist push to make you pay more at the pump. Remember that the next time you fill up the tank.

Read more – The Detroit News

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