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As the Obama administration considers the Keystone Pipeline project, it's up against a lot of competing interests. On one end, Obama has his supporters who are expecting him to take a stand against climate change and turn down the project. Last weekend, 

But if the administration doesn't approve it, relations between the United States and Canada could be hurt.

, partner and head of the policy resolution group at Bracewell & Giuliani, and Sierra Club Executive Director 

 will join The Daily Circuit Monday Feb. 25 to discuss the Keystone Pipeline.

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 in U.S.-Canada trade relations (Council on Foreign Relations)

 of blocking Keystone XL (Council on Foreign Relations)

 at Keystone Pipeline protest (Democracy Now)

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As the Obama administration considers approving the Keystone XL oil pipeline project, it's up against pressure from environmental groups and creating a rift with Canada.

Will Obama approve the Keystone oil pipeline?

President Obama speaks at Keystone oil pipeline

Will Obama approve the Keystone oil pipeline?

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