Trump approves ‘Keystone Light’ oil pipeline from Canada to US
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President Donald Trump on Thursday approved a major oil pipeline project from Canada into the United States, reviving an initiative from his first term that the Biden administration canceled. The project, informally dubbed “Keystone Light,” is seen as a scaled-down successor to the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, which President Joe Biden terminated in 2021. Trump […]
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President Donald Trump on Thursday approved a major oil pipeline project from Canada into the United States, reviving an initiative from his first term that the Biden administration canceled. The project, informally dubbed “Keystone Light,” is seen as a scaled-down successor to the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, which President Joe Biden terminated in 2021. Recommended Stories Sherrill reveals policy she hopes to work with White House on: Nuclear energy Doug Burgum blasts court ruling against efforts to slow solar and wind permits Trump administration undoes Biden green codes industry said to add $20k to home costs Trump granted a presidential permit allowing the pipeline to cross the U.S.-Canada border, clearing a major hurdle for the proposal led by Bridger Pipeline and its…
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