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One of those conditions, is pipelines must be built with U.S.-produced steel, Trump said. Union leaders met with Trump Tuesday morning.
Trump also signed executive orders to expedite environmental reviews of infrastructure projects to get them built more quickly.
The Obama administration blocked Keystone XL and Dakota Access, drawing cheers from environmental activists opposed to using fossil fuels. Obama argued Keystone XL’s approval would tarnish the America’s image as a champion against global warming.
The former administration blocked the Dakota Access oil pipeline in November, 2016, after environmentalists and American Indians protested for months to block the pipeline. Activists argued the pipeline would impact Standing Rock Sioux sacred tribal sites — though they produced little evidence of this.
Environmentalists were furious with Trump’s pipeline executive orders, but supporters argue it will be better for jobs and the environment to build more pipelines.
“Multiple studies have shown that the Keystone XL pipeline is a job creator and would limit our dependence on foreign oil and transported oil in the most environmentally-friendly way possible,” West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin said in a statement.
Keystone XL would bring 830,000 barrels of oil sands per day from Alberta, Canada to U.S. refineries along the Gulf Coast.
Obama vetoed legislation, co-sponsored by Manchin, in 2015 approving the pipeline before rejecting the project outright later that year.
“The pipeline will help us reach these goals as we partner with one of our strongest allies, Canada,” Manchin said. “With a majority of Americans in support of the Keystone XL pipeline’s construction, I’m glad we are finally moving forward with this important project.”
Trump also signed executive orders to expedite environmental reviews of infrastructure projects to get them built more quickly.
The Obama administration blocked Keystone XL and Dakota Access, drawing cheers from environmental activists opposed to using fossil fuels. Obama argued Keystone XL’s approval would tarnish the America’s image as a champion against global warming.
The former administration blocked the Dakota Access oil pipeline in November, 2016, after environmentalists and American Indians protested for months to block the pipeline. Activists argued the pipeline would impact Standing Rock Sioux sacred tribal sites — though they produced little evidence of this.
Environmentalists were furious with Trump’s pipeline executive orders, but supporters argue it will be better for jobs and the environment to build more pipelines.
“Multiple studies have shown that the Keystone XL pipeline is a job creator and would limit our dependence on foreign oil and transported oil in the most environmentally-friendly way possible,” West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin said in a statement.
Keystone XL would bring 830,000 barrels of oil sands per day from Alberta, Canada to U.S. refineries along the Gulf Coast.
Obama vetoed legislation, co-sponsored by Manchin, in 2015 approving the pipeline before rejecting the project outright later that year.
“The pipeline will help us reach these goals as we partner with one of our strongest allies, Canada,” Manchin said. “With a majority of Americans in support of the Keystone XL pipeline’s construction, I’m glad we are finally moving forward with this important project.”
I'm not a fan of executive orders, I don't want that to become the new norm. To be a country of laws, we have to follow the legislative process.
Having said that, issuing an executive order to undo an executive order is acceptable to me
Having said that, issuing an executive order to undo an executive order is acceptable to me
