Forget the Keystone XL. It doesn’t matter (all that much) anymore.
The Northern Gateway, on the other hand...
Keystone XL
Pipeline economics: China needs oil, and Canada’s got it
Enbridge makes a case for pipelines from Alberta to the Pacific Rim
Bitumen and/or bust
Esquire dispatches John Richardson to report on Fort McMurray, the oil sands and the Keystone XL pipeline.
Northern Gateway in the pages of the Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone takes note of the pipeline debate in Canada.
Signals, noise, and eco-disaster at Enbridge
This is a fair bottom line when it comes to Enbridge’s Line 6B leak , which poured about a million gallons of diluted bitumen into...
The southern view of Keystone XL
The Washington Post has dispatched a team to travel the proposed route of the Keystone XL pipeline. The team’s blog is here . And...
U.S. workers: Need job, can’t travel to Alberta
Washington wants Ottawa to make it easier for U.S. workers to fill vacancies there
As Obama supports part of Keystone XL, TransCanada stops to remove a pig from a pipe
As Obama shifts Washington opinion on Keystone XL, TransCanada announces a shutdown to remove a pig
Washington’s pipeline war
The proposed Keystone XL pipeline has become a crucial front in the election-year battle
In the U.S. South, the fight against a Canadian pipeline unites Tea Partiers and the environmental left
From Talking Points Memo , an interesting piece on the strange bedfellows brought together by opposition to the Keystone Pipeline: