Keystone Pipeline Moves from Economics to Politics

The Keystone XL pipeline debate involves significant political and energy implications. While the Senate struggles to secure the necessary votes, the energy industry has largely moved on due to increased US oil production and lower oil prices. The pipeline remains crucial for Canada, affecting US-Canada relations. Mary Landrieu's political future is also tied to this debate, though it may not be enough to secure her Senate seat.

What are the political implications of the Keystone XL pipeline vote?

What challenges does Mary Landrieu face in securing the necessary votes for the pipeline?

What factors have contributed to the decline in support for the Keystone XL pipeline among certain Democrats?

How has the energy industry's perspective on the Keystone XL pipeline changed over the years?

In what ways could the failure to approve the Keystone XL pipeline affect US-Canada relations?