Oil Spill Shuts TransCanada's Keystone Pipeline in Same County Where 'Paper-thin' Pipe Found in 2012

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By Sharon KellyFeb 8, 2019, 7:23 pm309 pts
Read time: 6 mins On Wednesday, February 6, an oil spill in St. Charles County, Missouri, caused the shutdown of two major oil pipelines, one owned by Enbridge and the other by TransCanada, as investigators began searching for the source of the spill. Today, TransCanada confirmed in a statement that its…

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