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    The document discusses the debate around building an oil pipeline, arguing that it would create jobs in Canada and the United States, help Alberta's struggling economy, and is the safest method of transporting oil and gas, while some environmentalists have expressed concerns. It notes that the courts, pipeline company TransCanada, and Congress have approved the project, but the White House and state department have not, and indigenous communities still need to be properly consulted before a final decision is made.

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    Quiz #1 To build or not to build

    I personally believe that the pipeline should be built. It would offer so many
    job opportunities for Canadians and Americans. Considering the current state
    of the economy in Alberta, it would offer a solution to so many individuals
    who are out of work at the moment. Its also been stated the worrisome
    effects from some environmentalists regarding the building of the pipeline.
    As far as statistics go, a pipeline is the number one safest way to transport
    natural gas and oil underground. By using other methods such as transport
    trucks, trains, or even planes, the cost is much higher in the long run, and in
    the case of an accident, much harder to contain the mess. Thus far, the
    courts, Transcanada pipelines, and congress all approve the project. The
    state and white house have disproved the line. Indigenous communities are
    currently being consulted and are asked to come on board. Its only a matter
    of time before an all final decision will be made.

    The white
    house
    rejects the
    pipeline

    Congress
    approves
    the pipeline

    The courts
    approve the
    pipeline

    TransCanad
    a approves
    the pipeline

    The state
    department
    is
    undecided
    Indigenous
    of Canada
    were not
    consulted

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