Keystone pipeline shut after spilling 1.4 million litres of oil in North Dakota

        October 31, 2019 CBC | Canada | fossil fuels: pipelines

The TC Energy Keystone pipeline spilled 1.4 million litres (about 9,000 barrels) of crude oil near Edinburg, North Dakota, contaminating local wetlands and increasing concerns about a larger proposed $6-billion KXL pipeline, which will transport diluted bitumen (dilbit) from Albertan oil sands to Texan oil refineries across North America's largest aquifer.