3 long-term consequences from Biden’s cancellation of the Keystone pipeline
Keystone cancellation reflects the sad legacy of Joe Biden and the lasting damage he did to our country
By Daniel Turner Fox News
Published February 26, 2025 7:00am EST
President Donald Trump turned heads with his call for restarting the Keystone XL Pipeline. While the energy industry welcomes the new business-friendly administration, the Biden administration’s damage is not easily undone.
Keystone was a privately funded project constructing 1,200 miles of pipeline that would have brought 850,000 barrels of crude oil per day from Alberta, Canada, to the U.S. Gulf Coast for refining.
Because it would cross international borders, the U.S. State Department has permitting jurisdiction. In 2015, the Obama State Department approved the project, but President Obama, urged by Secretary of State John Kerry, denied the permits in the name of climate change.
Trump’s reversal resumed construction, but the project was still ongoing when Joe Biden was inaugurated, and on his first day he revoked the permission, putting more than a thousand people out of work.
With Keystone back in the news, here are three long-term consequences Biden’s cancellation caused:
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