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Keystone XL emissions may be four times higher than estimates
A Nature Climate Change study argues Keystone XL could raise annual greenhouse gas emissions to 100 million to 110 million metric tons, up from the State Department’s 1.3 to 27.4 million range, due to global oil consumption effects from higher oil sands output. The pipeline would run from Hardisty Alberta to Steele City Nebraska with a southern leg to Texas refineries. permits hinge on cross-border approvals and Nebraska court reviews.
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State Department
Nature Climate Change
Upper State Department
Peter Erickson
Michael Lazarus
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Stockholm Environment Institute
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Alberta
Steele City
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Texas Gulf Coast
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Canada
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Maine
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
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Nebraska Supreme Court