Keystone XL pipeline vulnerable to attacks, NextGen study says

WASHINGTON, June 4 (Reuters) - The Keystone XL oil pipeline project would be vulnerable to attacks that could cause heavy crude to be spilled in farm regions dependent on fresh water, according to a report by NextGen Climate, a political group led by billionaire activist Tom Steyer.
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