with this project, specifically the Oglalla aquifer, which supplies the entire middle of the country with drinking water. If this pipeline is built, there will be accidents that will dwarf the chemical spill in PA last week.

This one is no different aside from people's rightful dislike of where the oil is coming from. There is no more risk of contamination from Keystone than any other pipeline already existent (probably less risk as it will be built with modern standards unlike some of the others which are 50 years old or more).

through Keystone XL, they will be pushing hot tar sands extract and it is filthy beyond oil.

We are concerned about contaminating a large aquifer.

The whole tar sands scheme is a nasty bit of business, whichever way you look at it.

This disaster-in-waiting was ALWAYS going to be approved...“When the last tree is cut, the last river poisoned, and the last fish dead, we will discover that we can’t eat money…”

Say G'night Gracie...

This is just the Wall street Ds in cahots with the oil and gas industry deploying the old Viet Nam strategy of needing to destroy the village in order to save it.

A few profit from the sale of the fossil fuels, a few more benefit from their use, but it is everyone who has to suffer from climate change.

The oil companies and car manufacturers offload the carbon pollution into everyone's atmosphere while they keep the monetary gain for themselves.