Keystone foes target rail projects to thwart oil sands exports
Environmentalists opposed to the Keystone XL pipeline are expanding their fight against imports of Canadian heavy crude oil by trying to block rail projects that offer another way for it to enter the U.S.
View ArticleCanada at crossroads in bid to become energy superpower
Canada’s bid to become what Prime Minister Stephen Harper calls an energy “superpower” is at risk as approval delays for new pipelines threaten an industry already hurt by high costs and rival production.
View ArticleFeds meet with enviro groups as Keystone decision nears
As the State Department readies its final review of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, environmentalists on Monday stepped up their fight against the project.
View ArticleKeystone XL foes want focus on spill clean up
Dilbit is made up of bitumen, a thick, sticky hydrocarbon harvested in Canada that is too hard at room temperature to flow through pipelines on its own. To ready it for pipeline transport, companies...
View ArticleOil-sands cargos face tougher US rail-shipping rules
Train shipments of crude are under review across North America after a U.S. emergency order requiring new safety measures to prevent accidents.
View ArticleTransCanada makes final appeal for Keystone XL
Keystone XL is the safest and most environmentally sound way to transport Canadian and North Dakota oil to Gulf Coast refineries, TransCanada Corp., said in its last-ditch appeal for the pipeline's...
View ArticleKeystone XL foes seek health study on pipeline
Two Senate Democrats on Friday strengthened their push against the Keystone XL pipeline, unveiling a letter from public health groups urging the Obama administration to study the medical risks...
View ArticleSenate tees up votes on Keystone XL, exports, climate
The chamber is expected to vote on as many as three amendments to GOP-backed legislation to authorize the TransCanada Corp. pipeline on Tuesday, with more than four dozen other possibilities on the...
View Article1st U.S. tar sands mine set to open for business in Utah
The impending opening of the nation's first tar sands mine has become another front in the battle across the West between preservationists and the energy industry.
View ArticleOil sands pipelines may be running out of room
Environmental activism is a major reason no new pipelines -- including Keystone XL -- have been built to transport oil sands crude away from Alberta since 2010, according to a new report.
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