A research report from Goldman Sachs was touted Monday as further support for why the U.S. State Department should reject the proposed northern portion of the TransCanada Corp. multi-billion-dollar 1,700-mile Keystone XL oil pipeline stretching from Alberta Canada to the Gulf of Mexico (GOM).
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APGA Chronicles Post-Hurricane Emergency Work; Help, Supplies Still Needed
In the lessons learned department, personnel from municipal natural gas systems who are pitching in to help out systems damaged by the Gulf Coast hurricanes, have some suggestions about preparedness. For one thing, have a duplicate system map stored somewhere above high water, preferably with another utility system operator; And, if you’re going into unfamiliar territory to help out, take your own water, fuel, food — and a GPS locator because flattened road signs aren’t going to be any help.
October 17, 2005
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