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Keystone spill's footprint 10 times larger than reported
Last month's spill on the Keystone oil pipeline has affected almost 10 times more surface area than the line's operator first reported, North Dakota officials said yesterday.
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Mike Lee, E&E News reporter
Last month's spill on the Keystone oil pipeline has affected almost 10 times more surface area than the line's operator first reported, North Dakota officials said yesterday.
This week's court-ordered shutdown of the Dakota Access pipeline prompted the company behind the project yesterday to say it wouldn't immediately comply with the court order. Experts watching the crossfire say the ruling serves as a stark warning for federal agencies.
By Niina H. Farah in Energywire
Rep. Diana DeGette (D-Colo.) will introduce legislation today that would establish a federal clean energy standard for net-zero power sector emissions by 2050 at the latest.
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This week's court-ordered shutdown of the Dakota Access pipeline prompted the company behind the project yesterday to say it wouldn't immediately comply with the court order. Experts watching the crossfire say the ruling serves as a stark warning for federal agencies.
By Niina H. Farah in Energywire
Rep. Diana DeGette (D-Colo.) will introduce legislation today that would establish a federal clean energy standard for net-zero power sector emissions by 2050 at the latest.