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Keystone XL pipeline may threaten aquifer that irrigates much of the central U.S.
Jane Kleeb is a savvy activist who, Nebraska’s Republican governor once said, “has a tendency to shoot her mouth off most days.” A Florida native who moved to Nebraska in 2007 after marrying a rancher active in Democratic politics, she did as much as anyone to bring the massive Keystone XL crude oil pipeline to a halt last year.
Source: Washington Post
Posted on: Tuesday, Aug 07, 2012, 8:01am
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