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Nebraska governor approves route for Keystone XL Pipeline
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Posted: Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Nebraska
Gov. Dave Heineman
(R) approved a new route for the controversial
Keystone XL Pipeline
.
Heineman wrote a letter to
President Barack Obama
and
Secretary of State
Hillary Rodham Clinton, saying the pipeline will have "minimal environmental impacts" in the state. He also said concerns about water and potential oil spills have been addressed by the new route.
Farmers and ranchers were opposed to the pipeline because the earlier route passed close to the the
Ogallala Aquifer
. Tribes in neighboring South Dakota remain opposed.
Get the Story:
Heineman says OK to pipeline
(The Lincoln Journal Star 1/23)
Governor of Nebraska Backs Route for Pipeline
(The New York Times 1/23)
Related Stories:
Native Sun News: Tribal leaders blast Keystone XL at hearing
(12/14)
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