https://www.ecowatch.com/keystone-spill-permit-2511599875.html
[3 major leaks from this pipeline so far, and it is only 7 years old.
links and video in on-line article]
By Lorraine Chow
2017-11-22
Keystone Pipeline Permit Could Be Revoked After Last Week's
210,000-Gallon Spill
TransCanada's permit to operate its Keystone tar sands pipeline in South
Dakota could be revoked if an investigation into last week's
210,000-gallon leak determines that the pipeline operator violated its
license, Reuters reported.
State regulators expressed concern that the Nov. 16 spill in Marshall
County was not the first from the controversial pipeline.
"This is a relatively new pipeline. It is supposed to have an operating
life of more than 100 years and it was supposed to be a state-of-the-art
pipeline construction. It appears that it is not," South Dakota Public
Utilities Commission (PUC) member Gary Hanson told Aberdeen News.
Keystone Pipeline Permit Could Be Revoked After Last Week's
210,000-Gallon Spill
TransCanada's permit to operate its Keystone tar sands pipeline in South
Dakota could be revoked if an investigation into last week's
210,000-gallon leak determines that the pipeline operator violated its
license, Reuters reported.
State regulators expressed concern that the Nov. 16 spill in Marshall
County was not the first from the controversial pipeline.
"This is a relatively new pipeline. It is supposed to have an operating
life of more than 100 years and it was supposed to be a state-of-the-art
pipeline construction. It appears that it is not," South Dakota Public
Utilities Commission (PUC) member Gary Hanson told Aberdeen News.
