Massive Pipeline Leak Shows Why Nebraska Should Reject Keystone XL

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By Lorraine ChowNov 17, 2017, 8:56 am156 pts
Brian Walsh, a spokesman for the state's Department of Environment and Natural Resources told CNN that the were no initial reports of waterways, water systems or wildlife impacted by the leak. "It is a below-ground pipeline but some oil has surfaced above ground to the grass," Walsh said. "It will be a few days…

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