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Topic	Explain the keystone pipeline to me
Mizznox 05/10/22 4:04:05 PM #11:	K181 posted... First of all, it wasn't even close to being built yet, so no. It would have no impact on gas prices today, as to start off it wouldn't even be finished yet. Second, it was to transport Canadian petroleum to American refineries to sell overseas. It would have no impact on domestic gas prices, as the intention was not to sell the product here. This. IIRC, Trump re-approved permits for it very soon after taking office, and it still made next to no progress during his term because it wasn't clear it'd even be worth it financially, on top of the other legal hurdles it still had to face (like, you know, trying to take land away from American citizens). --- https://i.imgur.com/qUAL3fG.gifv <cite>Mizznox posted [p:964934341] in Explain th... [t:80016110]...</cite> <quote>K181 posted...</cite> <quote>First of all, it wasn't even close to being built yet, so no. It would have no impact on gas prices today, as to start off it wouldn't even be finished yet. Second, it was to transport Canadian petroleum to American refineries to sell overseas. It would have no impact on domestic gas prices, as the intention was not to sell the product here. </quote> This. IIRC, Trump re-approved permits for it very soon after taking office, and it still made next to no progress during his term because it wasn't clear it'd even be worth it financially, on top of the other legal hurdles it still had to face (like, you know, trying to take land away from American citizens). --- https://i.imgur.com/qUAL3fG.gifv</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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