Keystone XL would transport 830,000 barrels a day of dirty tar sands oil from Canada's boreal forest through America's heartland.
But that didn’t stop the Trump administration from illegally approving the cross-border permit for this horrendous pipeline last year.
Now, the State Department is attempting to cover its bases by conducting an environmental assessment to evaluate only a few of the pipeline’s potential risks. But the facts are the same: The pipeline threatens our land, drinking water, endangered species, communities, and climate, and the permit is illegal.
NRDC is already challenging the permit in court — but in the meantime, we need you to keep the pressure on the State Department to stop Keystone XL. Submit a public comment before June 25.
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Tell the State Department to protect our climate, land, drinking water, wildlife, and communities from the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline. Submit a public comment before June 25.