On the recordSeptember 20, 2016
Part of the justification for rejecting the pipeline was because there was a greenhouse gas analysis that was done to determine it was going to contribute to emissions of greenhouse gas.
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congress.govGarret Graves: “Part of the justification for rejecting the pipeline was because there was a greenhouse gas analysis that was done to…”
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Graves discusses the justification for rejecting the Keystone XL Pipeline based on greenhouse gas emissions.
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