Not exact matches
Democratic State Senate candidate Justin Wagner vowed if elected he would block any legislation
authorizing any transfer
of municipal land for the
construction of a proposed natural gas
pipeline, a pledge he contended could not be promised by Republican opponent Terrence Murphy based on his voting record in Yorktown.
The Republican - controlled Congress gave its final approval to a bill
authorizing construction of the Keystone XL oil
pipeline, setting up the first big veto fight with President Barack Obama.
President Barack Obama has decided not to
authorize the
construction of the Keystone XL 2 oil
pipeline from Canada to Texas.
The bill
authorizes construction of the Keystone XL
pipeline, the $ 7 billion shovel - ready project to deliver up to 830,000 barrels per day
of Canadian crude oil to Midwest and Gulf Coast refineries.
Buoyed by outspoken environmentalists, climate change doomsayers, and liberal lawmakers, President Obama has repeatedly threatened to veto any bill that Congress might send him to
authorize the
construction of the Keystone XL
pipeline.
Today, President Obama is expected to veto a bill
authorizing the
construction of the Keystone XL
pipeline, which would transport crude oil from Canada's tar sands through the United States to oil refineries on the Gulf Coast.