Keystone XL final review ends with push for energy growth
API chief Jack Gerard calls final approval of the Keystone XL pipeline a boost to the economy and energy security, arguing six years of review have failed to justify delay. He cites six environmental assessments, favorable GHG findings, and broad public and congressional support as reasons to proceed.
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Gut it out opposition to Keystone XL pipeline gains
Mark Weisbrot argues dropping Keystone XL is obvious as oil from Alberta tar sands remains costly to transport. He asserts little job creation and high carbon emissions justify keeping oil in the ground and questions energy security vows. He notes CEPR contact details.
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Mental illness myths and the need for treatment across history
Leonard Pitts argues against denying mental illness and decrying treatment. He cites Lincoln's struggle and contemporary figures who downplay disorders like bipolar. He notes 40 percent of those with severe mental illness lack treatment as stigma persists.
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