Keystone pipeline is ready to come through Oklahoma
Oklahoma landowners who live, farm and ranch in the path of the Keystone XL oil pipeline fought their battles during the past three years and have now washed their hands of the matter even as it becomes a key issue in Washington politics.
“In the beginning I was very upset with it,” said Marilyn Elwood , 61, of Coal County . “I didn't want to be right in the middle of pipelines on either side of my ho...
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