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In reply to the discussion: BREAKING: TransCanada’s Dirty Keystone XL Jobs Claims Draw Complaint To SEC [View all]
 

Hestia

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3. At the Port of LR, there are stacks of pipeline waiting to be shipped for this project.
Reply to Galraedia (Original post)
Thu Jan 26, 2012, 08:21 PM
Jan 2012

Profits go to India - not 100% sure the pipes are even made in the US. I'll have to go dig out the article again.

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BREAKING: TransCanada’s Dirty Keystone XL Jobs Claims Draw Complaint To SEC [View all] Galraedia Jan 2012 OP
Good going guys, Turbineguy Jan 2012 #1
Why not? primavera Jan 2012 #4
Make the Republicans defend why a Canadian worker is 67 times as efficient! karynnj Jan 2012 #2
At the Port of LR, there are stacks of pipeline waiting to be shipped for this project. Hestia Jan 2012 #3
Is this oil going to China or not? lib2DaBone Jan 2012 #5
speaking of steel, don't forget that TransCanada wanted a waiver to use especially thin steel, but wordpix Jan 2012 #6
The oil would be exported. Galraedia Jan 2012 #7
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