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Keystone XL Would Not Use Most Advanced Spill Protection Technology

It would cost less than $10 million—roughly 0.2 percent of the Keystone XL's budget—to add safeguards to protect the crucial Ogallala aquifer from spills.

Dec 20, 2012
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Workers examine pipe being used for the southern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline
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