Stephen Groves

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In this Nov. 6, 2015, file photo, a TransCanada's Keystone pipeline facility is seen in Hardisty, Alberta. Plans for construction of the Keystone XL oil sands pipeline through South Dakota inched forward last week with several approvals at both the federal and state levels, but opponents in in the state say they haven't given up on preventing, or at least slowing, the pipeline's construction. TC Energy, the Canadian company building the pipeline, plans to begin construction in August 2020, according to a court filing in Montana that also spells out planned work in that state and Nebraska.
What's Next for the Keystone XL?
Opponents in South Dakota say they haven’t given up on preventing, or at least slowing, the pipeline’s construction.
Jan 29th, 2020
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Board Approves Keystone Water Permits
The hearing was so contentious that it stretched into a dozen days over the course of four months.
Jan 21st, 2020