Threat of Obama veto hangs over Keystone XL pipeline
Controversial bill supporting project will be debated in the Senate after winning House approval, but President is expected to veto it
Barack Obama is poised to veto a Senate decision to approve the Keystone XL pipeline should the US upper house back construction of the controversial project this week. The Republican-led House of Representatives...
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