Keystone XL May Create Fewer,
More Temporary Jobs Than Previously Estimated
These figures have long been criticized for being inflated and misleading, and a new report the State Department released last week predicts that permanent job gains could be much, much smaller. The report, which also downplays environmental concerns, estimates that the project could support 42,100 jobs over a construction period of one to two years -- with 3,900 jobs in construction itself -- and says that after those jobs are no longer needed, only 35 permanent positions for maintenance and inspections might remain.
Keystone XL May Create Fewer, More Temporary Jobs Than Previously Estimated (INFOGRAPHIC)
More Temporary Jobs Than Previously Estimated
These figures have long been criticized for being inflated and misleading, and a new report the State Department released last week predicts that permanent job gains could be much, much smaller. The report, which also downplays environmental concerns, estimates that the project could support 42,100 jobs over a construction period of one to two years -- with 3,900 jobs in construction itself -- and says that after those jobs are no longer needed, only 35 permanent positions for maintenance and inspections might remain.
Keystone XL May Create Fewer, More Temporary Jobs Than Previously Estimated (INFOGRAPHIC)
We need to get away form fossil fuel and spend more money developing clean energy. XL pipeline will cost us more then it is worth to us. We already get the majority of our oil from Canada so a pipeline is not needed.
http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/...move-away-from-fossil-fuels-an-energy-source-
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