Former Obama Adviser Encourages Keystone Pipeline Approval
Served president in his first term
Served president in his first term
Regulators think lightning strike may have caused oil spill
Faces a year in prison and $100,000 fine
Outside intervention there has not made things better
Begging the president to let the oil flow
In the Arctic Circle to protest oil drilling
Ends plan to preserve jungle in exchange for money from other countries
President may lift decades-old ban
Investigations into kickbacks by folks handling the fund
Claims money being funneled to claimants with "fictitious" damages
Regs make it nearly impossible to sell our growing supply overseas
If it doesn't "significantly" increase carbon pollution
Accused of directing claims to firm in exchange for share of settlement payments
May make it difficult for Europeans to buy crude from the rebels
Obvious concerns for private property rights
Billions of barrels more than previously estimated
Red tape strangle an industry? You don't say
ExxonMobil pipeline released thousands of gallons, forcing the evacuation of 22 homes
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