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Keystone claims are wildly wrong, on both sides

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TopicPageKeystone XL pipeline
Position_fragmentStringPipeline should be built
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Pipeline should be built

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SourcePageThe Star-Ledger
DateDateJanuary 8, 2015
URLURLhttp://www.nj.com/opinion/index.ssf/2015/01/keystone_claims_are_wildly_wrong_on_both_sides_editorial.html
QuoteTextThis decision is far more important to Canada than to the United States. Remember Canada? They are our friends, our largest trading partner, they fight with us in every war, and their diplomats risked their necks to hide our diplomats during the Iranian hostage crisis. That should decide it. Killing the pipeline would wound Canada, and there’s no justification for that.
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Keystone claims are wildly wrong, on both sides by The Star-Ledger editorial board (The Star-Ledger, January 8, 2015) (view)