LESLIE KAUFMAN and DAN FROSCH New York Times Oc 17'11
A Canadian company has been threatening to confiscate private land from South Dakota to the Gulf of Mexico, and is already suing many who have refused to allow the Keystone XL pipeline on their property, even though the controversial project has yet to receive federal approval. Details here.
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
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