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House Republicans Make Another Push for Keystone Pipeline Approval

House Republicans are making another attempt to push through approval of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, advancing a bill Wednesday that streamlines U.S. backing by removing the need for the White House to sign off on the project.The bill, which passed the House Energy and Commerce Committee by a vote of 30 to 18, has little chance of moving through the Senate and becoming law. The Senate has expressed support for Keystone but Democrats who control the chamber are unlikely to vote for a bill that takes authority away from President Barack Obama.The pipeline, which would cross the border between the U.S. and Canada, requires a special permit from Mr. Obama. The U.S. State Department is currently conducting a review of the proposed project.TransCanada Corp. (TRP.T, TRP), the Alberta-based company that wants to build Keystone, first submitted a request for U.S. approval in 2008. It then submitted an amended request in 2012 after re-routing a portion of the pipeline through the state of Nebr...

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