[nky]

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FYI
Map of the current oil pipelines criss crossing the US right now

Does anybody worry about if the pipeline bursts and spills oil on crucial food lands? I'm all for the pipeline, but do the permits have to be issued by February, like Congress wants? Can't it be studied a little, and come up with the best possible option for American lands? Like I said, the oil will most likely go from Canada, through America, onto a ship in the gulf, and head straight to China.

Not really. Since oil is a natural product it's all over the ground to begin with. Oil pipelines already criss cross this country. This one will bring more jobs and help get people working.

Besides if an accident happens guess what? More jobs will be needed for the cleanup:pondering: