Submit a comment: No Keystone XL pipeline

The comment to the State Department reads: "The Keystone XL pipeline is a risky project that requires a full and rigorous environmental review." Add your name:

We thought we had defeated the Keystone XL pipeline, but Trump and his oil industry friends are trying to bring it back. Now Trump's State Department is taking public comments on the dangerous plan and the deadline to submit our comments is this Monday, June 25. Millions of us have opposed the Keystone XL pipeline for years – we can't give up now. Submit your comment now so that we can flood this docket with our voices and create a strong public record of opposition. Tell the State Department: Conduct a full, rigorous environmental review of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline. Click here to submit your comment. Trump wasted no time – days after taking office, he signed an executive order aimed at reviving the reckless pipeline project.1 Two months later, he officially approved it.2 Now he wants to limit the project's required environmental review to just the newest section of the pipeline. But the last full environmental review was in 2014 – it's long out of date.3 The existing Keystone pipeline spills oil far more often than regulators predicted.4 In November, a leak in South Dakota spilled more than 5,000 barrels of oil. The line has already leaked twice in that state, where TransCanada had initially predicted a spill "no more than once every 41 years.”5 We know the pipeline isn't safe – and we cannot allow the Trump administration to rush its completion. Tell the State Department: Conduct a full, rigorous environmental review of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline. Click the link below to submit your comment: https://act.credoaction.com/letter/nokxl-june25?t=7&akid=29022%2E3130208%2E1Jg2LJ - Brandy Doyle, CREDO Action from Working Assets Add your name: References: Brady Dennis and Steven Mufson, "As Trump administration grants approval for Keystone XL pipeline, an old fight is reignited," Washington Post, March 24, 2017. Ibid. Brad Plumer, "Five takeaways from State Department’s review of the Keystone XL pipeline," Washington Post, Jan. 31, 2014. Valerie Volcovici and Richard Valdmanis, "Keystone's existing pipeline spills far more than predicted to regulators," Reuters, Nov. 27, 2017. Ibid. #STOPXLPIPELINE