The states say the Dakota Access Pipeline's efficiency lowers national oil costs and frees up rail and truck transport for "agriculture, livestock, and other commodities." (Law360)
Twenty-three state attorneys general are seeking to intervene in litigation challenging the Dakota Access Pipeline, citing the significant economic and energy impacts a shutdown could have on states, producers and consumers. The states argue @DAPLFacts supports reliable, efficient energy transportation while helping keep costs down and reducing reliance on rail and truck transportation.View quoted post on X
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