A pipeline capacity gap that is impeding the movement of Western Canada’s crude to market will close by 2021 and there will be surplus room from about 2022 until 2030, according to the Canadian Energy Research Institute. 431 more words
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How to disrupt Keystone XL? Solar panels, lawsuits, and ancestral land
Remember Keystone XL, America’s favorite zombie pipeline? TransCanada’s long-resisted pipeline, intended to carry crude tar sand oil from Canada to Steele City, Nebraska, has been in the works since 2008, but construction… 618 more words
Empty pipelines spill no oil
The Kinder Morgan pipeline should be built for the same reason as the pyramids –as a national monument.
The pyramids employed workers but served no practical purpose other than an grand burial site for the pharaohs. 505 more words
As new pipelines get built, more people are standing in the way
Originally printed on November 27, 2017 on occupy.com
Energy companies are notorious for their insistence and tenacity in creating new pipeline projects. 816 more words
Trump tells crowd TransCanada CEO never thanked him for Keystone XL but video from Oval Office disagrees
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has just regaled another audience with a tall tale involving Canada, this one about a conversation involving the Keystone XL pipeline he insists never happened. 420 more words
Fact check: Donald Trump fudges details on TransCanada CEO over Keystone pipeline
President Donald Trump just regaled another audience with a tall tale involving Canada.
This one’s about the Keystone XL pipeline.
On Thursday, the president claimed to an audience in Ohio that he never heard any gratitude from TransCanada Corp., the company behind the controversial project, after he signed an executive order approving it. 228 more words
