New Worries for Pipeline Industry As Obama Wades into Dakota Dispute

摘要

A gas industry already worried about public and regulatory efforts to derail pipelines out of key producing basins like the Marcellus Shale just got more reason to be jittery — this time thanks to President Obama. In an interview last week regarding the controversial $3.8 billion, 1,172-mile Dakota Access oil pipeline, Obama mentioned the word "reroute," setting off a whole new round of alarms.