Keystone pipeline in REAL perspective

[jobs1stb4polarbear]

Oil Pipelines Criss-Cross the United States: Why the Fuss Over Keystone XL?

"Singling out one pipeline out of thousands is ludicrous. All pipelines contain thinning chemicals to make the crude flow easier. Those which carry thinner components, like gasoline, do not need thinning."


oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Oil-Pipelines-Criss-Cross-the-United-States-Why-the-Fuss-Over-Keystone-XL.html

[ackspac]

The other pipeline story on here was a bloggers perspective.

This one is more to the point.

[fordworker95]

"Why pipe crude oil to Texas refineries that are already at 100 percent capacity and are exposed to hurricanes and ocean borne terrorist. With Shale Oil coming out of Montana and North Dakota, would it be wiser to build a refinery in North Dakota and pipe the refined gasoline ?"


This is a comment left by someone from the story posted by jobsfirst.
This makes a lot of sense to me.

[ackspac]

100% capacity?

They aint been to Houston lately.