With so much controversy and partisan spin over the Keystone XL Pipeline, we knew that people just wanted a nonpartisan information source for this issue. Our resource gives people both sides of the Keystone XL Pipeline debate so they can become better informed and make up their own minds.
ProCon.org expanded its pro and con research about the proposedKeystone XL Pipeline. The pipeline, if completed, would transport oil extracted from tar sands in Alberta, Canada, through several US states, and ultimately to the Texas Gulf region.
The updated ProCon.org resource presents statements from authoritative sources in the debate over “Should the United States authorize the Keystone XL Pipeline to import tar sand oil from Canada?”
All statements are fully sourced and include a biography of the person or organization being quoted.
In addition to the expert statements, the updated ProCon.org resource contains:
* Keystone XL Pipeline Environmental Review by US State Department - featuring the final environmental impact statement released on January 31, 2014.
* President Obama’s Statements on Keystone XL Pipeline - featuring President Obama’s veto threat of the Keystone XL Pipeline Act on January 6, 2015.
* Keystone XL Pipeline Act (S.1) - including the text of the bill and the latest actions in Congress.
Source: procon.org
