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The Keystone operator must repay some — not all — of the tax dollars spent on its Kansas oil spill

KCUR · Celia Llopis-Jepsen · last updated

When the Keystone pipeline burst in rural Kansas last month, county workers rushed to build an emergency dam on Mill Creek. Meanwhile, federal agencies dispatched pipeline and environmental experts to the scene.

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