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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper
took his case for approval of the Keystone XL pipeline to the U.S. on Thursday,
burnishing Canada's environmental credentials and saying the arguments for the
project are "overwhelmingly on the side of approval."
Speaking in New York, Mr. Harper repeated arguments his deputies have made
repeatedly in their own trips to Washington. Ottawa says the project will reduce
U.S. dependence on oil from less stable and less friendly countries like
Venezuela, and create jobs on both sides of the border. But by making the pitch
himself, Mr. Harper ratcheted up the level of government lobbying over the
pipeline, proposed by Calgary-based TransCanada Corp.
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