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Posted 8/14/2024 22:19 (#10851602 - in reply to #10851593)
Subject: RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois.

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So Soybean Oil and Canola Oil are capped.. but you can use Corn Oil - JonSCKs : 8/14/2024 15:42
- RE: So Soybean Oil and Canola Oil are capped.. but you can use Corn Oil - clancy52 : 8/14/2024 20:27
- RE: So Soybean Oil and Canola Oil are capped.. but you can use Corn Oil - Crowcrick : 8/14/2024 21:02
  - They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - JonSCKs : 8/14/2024 22:06
    - RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - N8inc : 8/14/2024 22:13
      - RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - w1891 : 8/14/2024 22:19
      - through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - JonSCKs : 8/14/2024 22:19
        
        RE: through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - N8inc : 8/14/2024 22:35
        
        Correct. - JonSCKs : 8/14/2024 22:43
        
        RE: through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - FW30 : 8/14/2024 22:42
    - The Costs are about to hit the fan. - JonSCKs : 8/14/2024 22:14
    - RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - Crowcrick : 8/15/2024 07:22
    - RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - phatcow : 8/15/2024 07:37
      - Imminent Domain to build.. - JonSCKs : 8/15/2024 07:48
        
        RE: Imminent Domain to build.. - Crowcrick : 8/15/2024 08:03
        
        Keystone pipeline isn’t 100 miles wide for intermittent energy. - JonSCKs : 8/15/2024 08:52
        
        RE: Keystone pipeline isn’t 100 miles wide for intermittent energy. - Crowcrick : 8/15/2024 11:31
        
        RE: Keystone pipeline isn’t 100 miles wide for intermittent energy. - JonSCKs : 8/15/2024 21:26
        
        RE: Keystone pipeline isn’t 100 miles wide for intermittent energy. - Crowcrick : 8/16/2024 08:15
        
        RE: Imminent Domain to build.. - pipeman1 : 8/15/2024 10:43
        RE: Imminent Domain to build.. - phatcow : 8/15/2024 10:53
        
        RE: Imminent Domain to build.. - Crowcrick : 8/15/2024 11:32
        
        More fear and doom and gloom ..FAKE NEWs - Fetv : 8/15/2024 15:15
        
        RE: More fear and doom and gloom ..FAKE NEWs - FarmingMo : 8/15/2024 17:55
    - RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - campbell : 8/15/2024 08:16
    - RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - Simocattle : 8/15/2024 08:52
      - RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - pipeman1 : 8/15/2024 10:44
      - RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - Crowcrick : 8/15/2024 21:48
        
        RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - Simocattle : 8/15/2024 22:09
        
        RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - Crowcrick : 8/16/2024 07:08
        
        RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - Simocattle : 8/16/2024 07:24
        
        RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - Crowcrick : 8/16/2024 07:48
    - RE: They want to build a 5 mile wide transmission line corridor through Ks, Mo, and Illinois. - Fetv : 8/15/2024 15:12
  - RE: So Soybean Oil and Canola Oil are capped.. but you can use Corn Oil - FarmingMo : 8/15/2024 12:25
    - RE: So Soybean Oil and Canola Oil are capped.. but you can use Corn Oil - Crowcrick : 8/15/2024 21:40

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