Posted on 01/24/2017 8:56:04 AM PST by reaganaut1
WASHINGTON — President Trump moved assertively on Tuesday to further dismantle his predecessor’s policies as he revived the Keystone XL pipeline that stirred years of debate over the balance between the nation’s energy needs and efforts to stem climate change.
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The fools enjoy plastics, cars, fuel and energy for their homes, but love the idea of supporting Barry and his Mid East brethren.
Lets throw in asphalt for their roads.
Great Americans, all of them excelling in stupidity!!!
Why did obama hate the American people so much?
Natural gas and water come into the house in pipelines and the sewage goes out in a third.
Time to also take the Anwar Basin in Alaska out of the closet and lift the Fed ban on drilling there.
Looks like a ‘win’ to me...
Awesome. Don’t stop! Keep going!
I should stop this crying but I am so full of joy and pride for my restored country. We are going to make it folks. It is just beginning.
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Although 300 MMBO is nothing to sneeze it, it is far smaller than the unconventional reserves discovered in the Lower 48, which total in the billions. To put it into prospective, Prudhoe Bay is around 20 billion barrels.
The top 10 oil producing counties in Texas are in the Eagle Ford and the Permian Basin in West Texas.
Here’s the list of the state’s top crude oil producers in July:
Karnes County (Eagle Ford): 4,530,197 million barrels
La Salle County (Eagle Ford): 3,226,082 million barrels
Gonzales County (Eagle Ford): 2,560,834 million barrels
Andrews County (Permian Basin): 2,538,978 million barrels
Dimmit County (Eagle Ford): 2,081,143 million barrels
Ector County (Permian Basin): 2,078,478 million barrels
Gaines County (Permian Basin): 1,994,044 million barrels
McMullen County (Eagle Ford): 1,875,298 million barrels
Yoakum County (Permian Basin): 1,831,985 million barrels
Upton County (Permian Basin): 1,819,138 million barrels
Texas produced an average of 1.69 million barrels of crude oil daily in July, up from 1.3 million barrels daily in July 2012, according to preliminary data.
RANK COUNTY CRUDE OIL (BBLS)
1. KARNES 6,103,255
2. DEWITT 5,265,583
3. LA SALLE 4,776,538
4. MIDLAND 4,486,585
5. MARTIN 3,680,302
6. UPTON 3,392,437
7. REEVES 3,066,132
8. MCMULLEN 2,936,448
9. ANDREWS 2,859,203
10. GONZALES 2,690,702
Good. Screw Warren Buffett, who attempted to legislate the permanence of his wealth by buying a President.
Good - need to restore the oil volume flowing through the pipeline.
Trump advances controversial oil pipelines with executive action
http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/24/politics/trump-keystone-xl-dakota-access-pipelines-executive-actions/
That was the good part of Trump’s pipeline decisions.
The DAPL line is controversial and has caused a controversy with the Obama Administration allowing it to be built betraying their own Leftist base.
Keystone XL is a bigger, better pipeline, that’s why Obama dumped it in favor of DAPL.
He said they will be renegotiating terms and contracts. He also said they will build the pipes here.
He did not state what route the pipeline will take.
The MSM is again putting words into his mouth.
Jobs for Americans of all stripes, it doesn’t even go through their reservation, and minimum environmental impact.
Finally a President with common sense.
There was not a single good reason to shut these projects down. Not one.
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