Trump plans to revive Keystone pipeline, but industry experts say Biden’s damage can’t be undone
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President-elect Donald Trump will likely reverse President Joe Biden’s cancellation of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, a 1,200 mile project running from Canada to Nebraska.
Citing unnamed sources, Politico reported that Trump plans to take the action on his first day in office. While the news has been met with excitement over the jobs and economic activity it would bring, experts say Biden’s decision to kill the project has likely destroyed any chance it will ever be built. The decision may also impact large energy projects well into the future.
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