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By James Rosen
Published July 04, 2011
AP – In this Sept. 21, 2010, photo, an unidentified protester who is opposed to the Keystone XL pipeline carries signs in Omaha, Neb.
Keystone-XL will rank alongside the pyramids in Giza as one of the most ambitious construction projects ever undertaken – if the $7 billion pipeline ever gets built.
The proposed route runs south over 330 miles of southern Canadian soil, clipping the corner of Saskatchewan to reach the border with America, then snakes gently southeast across seven U.S. states, extending another 1,370 miles until it branches off to hit two destinations in the Gulf of Mexico.
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