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To: Sdgla who wrote (169744)	3/7/2022 12:13:17 PM
From: rdkflorida2	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 207075

I deal in facts. Pipeline jobs will be moved to other developed fields, where they are needed. Keystone is now a headache for Trudeau who now has to build out to either coast needing right of way thru native indian land. Fact, Biden did not stop fracking. U..S. crude production is continuing at a pace to exceed 2021. Same for nat gas. Over 5000 U.S. leases are "unused" at this time. Pipelines are needed elsewhere and those will make a difference. Keystone is a non essential project that was started with a BILLION dollar subsidy from the Alberta government, relying on the use of "eminent domain" in the U.S. by a Canadian company to steal Nebraska farmers land. Oh, about 80% of the steel used was coming from Russia and China.