Are New Pipelines Doomed? Oil & Gas Delivery Explained

Oil and gas pipelines have been built since the late 1800s and are one of America’s most ubiquitous forms of infrastructure. However, in recent years, a coalition of land rights activists, tribes, and environmental groups have made pipelines a target of protest and litigation.
In this video, featuring University of Minnesota environmental law professor Alexandra Klass and Bloomberg Law’s Ellen M. Gilmer, we look at the series of high profile legal setbacks that has some in the industry asking-is it still possible to build pipelines in America?
(Produced by Andrew Satter; Executive Producer, Josh Block).

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This video is too good to only have a couple thousand views. Great Work!

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Watch the one they lay on the bottom of the sea like in Tampa to Mississippi

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Number say it's the safest way of transport

[@Itiswell638]

Good overview…but can someone explain how there are pipelines that carry natural gas across state lines but for permitting purposes are not “interstate”?

[@TheWizardGamez]

there was a whole sequence in there will be blood just about the pipeline(and murdering the imposter) but still about the pipeline and its construction(and further impact)

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Climate change with CO2 causing impact on environment is mostly caused by jet travel the CO2 and Nitrous Oxide exhausted at 30,000 ft take 100 to 200 years get ground level where plants can use it. As this warms up the upper jet streams that affect our weather patterns is accumulative.

[@mrblack9791]

typo what the fracking does 3000 psi gotta do with excelerated ageing sewage

[@-Cece]

Discuss the northern access pipeline proposed to be built to sell natural gas to Canada......National Fuel vs. NYSDEC.......

[@mrblack9791]

also whats the food pyrimid and vacinations for

[@speedyrunner101]

There will be blood goes over pipelines, right?

[@mrblack9791]

what the fracking is 300 psi gotta do with excelerated ageing sewage

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Do you know that all of the contract that were made with the American Indians is protected by the Constitution of the United States of America. The Indians must use the Constitution of the United of America to protect their properties and rights from the de facto government. See The Constitution of the United States of America: Article VI, ... "all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States shall be supreme Law of the Land and the judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution"

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The thing is is that the united states breaks "treaties" all the time making your argument nonsensical.

[@mrblack9791]

thats awkward you deleted my questions leading up to the last 2

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Brilliant idea about the movie...Pipeline starting the rock...

[@mrblack9791]

also my thermostat name is honeywell funny i remember the called the honey wagon thank you for my a** not freazeing

[@mrblack9791]

3000 psi is the fracking pressure to convert sewage to crude oil and under the ocean such pressures are posible via the sheer weight of it excelerated aging does what the world does to ant hydrocarbons but faster hmm nothing but trouble tuches on pyrosys cooking without oxygen simular to charcol anyway what is a plastic bottle

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if you you ask me it sounds lude crude if you may

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why did they boil baby bottles?

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honey wagon or a pipe hey my thermostats name is honeywell you know were rvs dump there toilets what happens when there full pyralosys?

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Yes a lot is true but a lot of this is so false

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