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Court Throws Keystone Pipeline Debate Back to Obama

The pipeline has been a flashpoint in the national debate on climate change

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Keystone Pipeline Is Overrated by Both Sides

The debate over the Keystone XL pipeline burns so bright that it distracts from more illuminating subjects, like how much it really matters.For the past several years, Republicans and Democrats have used the pipeline to...

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New Republican Congress' First Order of Business: Keystone Pipeline

It'll set up a confrontation with President Obama.

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Keystone XL Pipeline by the Numbers

The Senate will vote Tuesday on the Keystone XL Pipeline, which will stretch from Alberta, Canada, to the Gulf of Mexico. Watch what you need to know about the 1,179-mile project.

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A Brief Guide to the Keystone XL Pipeline Debate

A handy explainer

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After Deadly Disaster, Fears Rise About Shipping Oil by Rail

The U.S. is producing more oil than it has in decades—and much of that oil is being transported by railroads that travel through crowded cities

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Cowboys And Indians Descend on Washington To Protest Pipeline

A coalition of ranchers, farmers and native tribes are staging protests against the Keystone XL pipeline on the National Mall this week with teepees, horses and a sacred fire that will burn for days

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Keystone Pipeline Delay Draws Reactions

President Obama's decision to extend a review of the divisive Keystone XL pipeline frustrates energy and labor groups, but is welcomed by environmentalists. Final approval or rejection of the pipeline may not occur until after November's midterm elections

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Traveling the Keystone XL Pipeline

North America is fast becoming the new Saudi Arabia. Are we ready for what that means for our future?

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Report Raises No Major Climate Objections to Keystone Pipeline, But the Choice Is Obama's

A final environmental assessment says that the oil sands pipeline won't significantly impact carbon emissions

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To Drill Or Not to Drill—Debate Over Offshore Testing and Drilling in the Atlantic

The pros and cons of seismic exploration in the Atlantic

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