Posted by rview_ on March 06, 2015 at 17:22:33 from (162.212.119.6):
In Reply to: Keystone XL pipeline posted by JerryS on March 06, 2015 at 06:11:28:
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I live not far from where they tried to seize the land in Nebraska. I don't know anyone that wants the pipeline here. Somewhere else, maybe. They should go around any sensitive areas that can be avoided, like shallow aquifers, etc. "It almost never leaks" isn't good enough, and the toxic chemicals they have to mix with the stuff could EASILY get in our water. Might be safer than trains, but they could wait until the safer method is in place to ship the stuff in the first place.
As to what benefit it will provide, I don't see it. Here's a report. http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/sites/ilr.cornell.edu/files/GLI_keystoneXL_Reportpdf.pdf
Article on the leak detection. I forget when they changed to the current route, this may have been written about the first route, which was absolutely stupid.
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