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State Department E-mails Trigger Allegations Of Bias In Keystone Review

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First Posted: 09/23/11 12:11 PM ET Updated: 09/23/11 12:12 PM ET

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The Globe and Mail:

State Department officials advised TransCanada Corp. on how to build support for its Keystone XL pipeline, even as the department was conducting a review into whether to approve the project, an environmental group alleged based on internal e-mails released Thursday.

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State Department officials advised TransCanada Corp. on how to build support for its Keystone XL pipeline, even as the department was conducting a review into whether to approve the project, an enviro...
State Department officials advised TransCanada Corp. on how to build support for its Keystone XL pipeline, even as the department was conducting a review into whether to approve the project, an enviro...
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The Keystone XL, as proposed, would run from Canada across the width of our country to Texas oil refineries and ports. It would carry diluted bitumen, a kind of crude oil, produced from the Alberta tar sands. I say this is a bad idea.

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headstrong
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01:53 PM on 09/23/2011
Of course. Big Oil controls the govts. on both sides of the borders these day, and they get what they want.
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