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AnotherMcIntosh

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13. It's good to know that you have a map which shows that Oklahoma isn't near Canada.

Reply to kentauros (Reply #11)

Tue May 21, 2013, 01:12 PM

May 2013

Let me know when you have anything to show that the Keystone pipe proponents will actually cause the Keystone pipe to be buried underground when building it through tornado valley.

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When they build the Keystone pipeline through tornado valley, will it be underground? [View all] AnotherMcIntosh May 2013 OP

Profits trump all. Autumn May 2013 #1

You can bet your ass it won't be underground Cirque du So-What May 2013 #2

Pipeline construction techniques Socialistlemur May 2013 #3

Blasting? kentauros May 2013 #5

"Pipelines are often only about five to six feet deep". The OP photo one doesn't look that deep. AnotherMcIntosh May 2013 #6

Probably because it can't be buried in frozen ground. kentauros May 2013 #8

Somehow I think that the ground in Oklahoma freezes from time to time as well. And it expands and AnotherMcIntosh May 2013 #9

How deep does it freeze? kentauros May 2013 #11

It's good to know that you have a map which shows that Oklahoma isn't near Canada. AnotherMcIntosh May 2013 #13

Well, how about this: kentauros May 2013 #14

So you are a promoter for the Keystone pipeline. AnotherMcIntosh May 2013 #15

Wow, I must be psychic. kentauros May 2013 #17

Working on a pipeline project is honest work Socialistlemur May 2013 #19

Yes, I agree. kentauros May 2013 #20

Do they use excavation equipment when there's solid limestone under the soil? Cirque du So-What May 2013 #7

For the most part, the geology of this continent doesn't have that much solid rock kentauros May 2013 #10

Seems to be a lot of caliche. My guess is they won't try burying it. n/t winter is coming May 2013 #18

It'll be one of many. Brickbat May 2013 #4

Only in affluent communities. nt Demo_Chris May 2013 #12

Only 4ft underground. JaneyVee May 2013 #16