Oil sands pipeline bill poised to advance
The House Energy and Commerce Committee is slated to vote on a bill aimed at accelerating federal approval of a controversial pipeline that would expand U.S. imports from Canada’s oil sands projects.
The oil industry-backed bill – which House GOP leadership hopes to bring before the full chamber this summer – would require an Obama administration decision on the proposed Keystone XL pipeline by Nov. 1.
Republicans and some Democrats call the pipeline a major step toward creating jobs and boosting supplies from a friendly neighbor.
But opponents say the pipeline carries major environmental risks, citing potential leaks and the ecological impact of greenhouse gases emitted form Alberta’s oil sands project.
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Rapyure
Please U ass of A stop the Keystone pipeline, Canada would love to sell the oil to other countries who will have appreciation for the lubrication of industry and growth around the world.