Keystone Pipeline Leaks 383,000 Gallons Of Oil In North Dakota
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The Keystone Pipeline in North Dakota leaked 83,000 gallons of oil, affecting wetlands but not drinking water. The pipeline, owned by TransCanada Energy, was shut down, and cleanup efforts are ongoing. The pipeline system, which transports tar sands oil from Canada to the U.S., has a history of leaks. Environmental agencies are focused on containment and remediation. The proposed XL pipeline has faced criticism due to environmental concerns. TransCanada Energy plans to conduct investigations and establish monitoring systems.
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What are the first steps in the cleanup process after the spill?
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What concerns do critics have regarding the proposed XL pipeline?
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