Keystone pipeline route near bald eagle nest ruffles feathers
Source: Omaha World Herald
By Joe Duggan
LINCOLN — First an obscure Nebraska beetle, now a famous national bird.
The American bald eagle poses the latest potential complication for a proposed crude oil pipeline through the state.
Bob Allpress, who lives on a ranch near the South Dakota border, has been watching bald eagles along the Keya Paha River for at least 10 years. When he realized a legally protected bald eagle nest was in the pipeline's route, he said he notified state environmental officials.
But Allpress said his concerns were never acknowledged, so he recently contacted a federal wildlife agency.
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Because this freaking Keystone Pipeline boondoggle is a Massive Clusterf*ck in all respects.
