Keystone Pipeline settlement comments remain open after Kansas oil spill
DOJ, EPA and Kansas proposed a Clean Water Act settlement requiring South Bow to pay more than $26.8 million and complete about $40 million in pipeline-safety work after the 2022 Keystone spill. Comments are open through August 14. (sources: www.epa.gov, www.justice.gov, www.kcur.org)
The Keystone Pipeline owner has agreed to a $70 million settlement related to a 2022 oil spill in Kansas. Public comments on the settlement are still being accepted.
- The settlement amount is $70 million.
- The oil spill occurred in 2022 in Kansas.
- Comments regarding the settlement are currently open.
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The settlement addresses environmental and regulatory concerns following the oil spill.
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