With so much of this oil crossing the United
States via pipeline and rail, there is considerable risk of spills and it is not right that they are able to avoid these oil spill liability trust fund fees.
Not exact matches
An article published this week in Nature Climate Change (article
via Nature paywall) is making the rounds of the headlines because it makes some pretty bold claims — namely that the US
State Department under - estimated the emissions impact of the Keystone XL
pipeline by up to a factor of four.
Maryland gets gasoline
via pipeline from other
states and petroleum from abroad.
The country is crossed by a network of Soviet - era
pipelines that carry Russian natural gas to many European Union member
states and beyond; more than a quarter of the EU's total gas needs were met by Russian gas, and some 80 % of it came
via Ukrainian
pipelines.
In an statement
via email, New York
State Thruway Authority spokesman Dan Weiller said, «There is no
pipeline proposal before the Thruway Authority at this time and any decision to proceed with a project would require a thorough analysis by Thruway, compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, and approval by the board of directors.
The climate - changing juggernaut snuck back into town in November
via a letter from the New York
State Thruway Authority to all «involved agencies» (municipalities that lie along the Thruway, which is the chosen route to transport Bakken crude oil between Albany and the New Jersey refineries) requesting approval as lead agency in the environmental review required before construction of the
pipeline can be approved.
Currently they are in conflict — U.S. foreign policy is focused on increasing global use of oil and gas
via pipeline deals — Nabucco, Baku - Tiblisi, Chad - Cameroon, etc — all of which have large support from the US
State Department and client agencies like the IMF and the World Bank.
Lendlease operates in four key geographies of Australia, Asia, the United
States of America and the UK, with over $ 20 billion in funds under management
via funds and managed investment mandates and an urban regeneration development
pipeline of $ 44.9 billion (AUD).
The
State Department's draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement for the Keystone XL defines bitumen as «a form of petroleum that occurs naturally in a solid or semi-solid state... Raw bitumen is solid under ambient conditions and therefore must be altered into a form that can be transported via pipeline.&r
State Department's draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement for the Keystone XL defines bitumen as «a form of petroleum that occurs naturally in a solid or semi-solid
state... Raw bitumen is solid under ambient conditions and therefore must be altered into a form that can be transported via pipeline.&r
state... Raw bitumen is solid under ambient conditions and therefore must be altered into a form that can be transported
via pipeline.»
South Australia receives much of its gas for electricity generation and household use
via the Moomba
pipeline from the Cooper Basin in the north - east corner of the
state.
Major Producing Natural Gas Fields: Urengoy, Yamburg, Medvezh, Orenburg, Severo Urengoy, Vyngapurov Major Natural Gas Export
Pipelines outside the Commonwealth of Independent
States (Capacity): Brotherhood (Bratrstvo), Progress, and Union (Soyuz)(to Europe,
via Ukraine)(1 Tcf each); Northern Lights (0.8 Tcf)(to Europe,
via Belarus and Ukraine), Volga / Urals - Vyborg (to Finland)(0.1 Tcf); Yamal (to Europe,
via Belarus)(1.0 Tcf); Blue Stream (0.56 Tcf)(to Turkey, under construction) Major Coal Producing Basins: Chelyabinsk, Kansk - Achinsk, Kuznetsk, Lena, Moscow, Pechora, Raychikhinsk, South Yakutia, Taymyr, Zyryanka