Fight Over Canadian Oil Rages on After Pipeline's Demise

The Associated Press quotes insight from RFF Fellow Daniel Raimi on the implications of the Keystone XL pipeline's cancellation.

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Date

June 10, 2021

News Type

Media Highlight

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Associated Press

"'Don’t expect these fights to go away anytime soon,' said Daniel Raimi, a fellow at Resources for the Future, an energy and environmental think tank in Washington. 'This is going to encourage environmental advocates to do more of the same.'”

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Industry and Fuels

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Daniel Raimi

Fellow

Daniel Raimi is a fellow and director of the Equity in the Energy Transition Initiative at RFF. He works on a range of energy policy issues with a focus on tools to enable an equitable energy transition.

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