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Study: Opposition to Pipelines Costs Jobs, Needed Infrastructure

Nearly $14 billion of investment in delayed pipeline projects in 14 states—including five “battleground” contests in the 2020 presidential election—could create more than 66,000 new jobs and boost the nation’s ...

September 9, 2020BY Mark Tapscott

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