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Obama Looks At Keystone Through Carbon Pollution Lens

By Environmental Law and Policy Monitor on June 26, 2013
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Randy Brogdon, Troutman Sanders environmental practice co-chair, was quoted in Law360’s June 25th article on President Obama’s speech which outlined new measures to reduce the country’s carbon footprint. The President tied the controversial Keystone XL pipeline’s fate to the emissions it will cause, a move attorneys say will make it more difficult for the project to win the administration’s approval.“If you read between the lines, its very difficult to come up with a case for Keystone in which there would be no carbon impact going forward,” Brogdon said.

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