Tar Sands – EPA Says State Dept Did Inadequate Risk Review

Tony Iallonardo | Last Updated: January 6, 2016

The Keystone XL second environmental impact statement is “inadequate” according to a document released by the Environmental Protection Agency today.

NWF and others are warning Sec. Clinton not to approve a dangerous tar sands pipeline

Over 260,000 Americans wrote to the State Department in opposition to the controversial pipeline. State is in charge of permitting the pipeline because it crosses an international border.

Read the EPA’s official comments on the supplemental impact statement for TransCanada’s proposed Keystone XL Project.

Conservation | climate, dirty fuels, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Global Warming, keystone xl, oil, pipeline, state department, tar sands, TransCanada

Published: June 7, 2011

Tar Sands – EPA Says State Dept Did Inadequate Risk Review

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