Keystone XL pipeline clears major hurdle toward approval
The State Department found no major environmental objections to the 1,179 mile tar sands oil line from Canada to Nebraska, a finding cheered by Republicans and energy states but opposed by environmentalists. A final decision will come after 90 days of agency comments, with a summer expectation.
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Kansans split on Keystone XL review and impact
Kansas reacts to the State Department report on the Keystone XL pipeline with support from Senator Moran and Rep. Pompeo praising job and energy benefits. Opponents warn of environmental risk and spill potential while Marion County officials say local gains did not materialize. A TransCanada spokesman said inquiries would follow.
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