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Crowcrick

Posted 8/15/2024 08:03 (#10851904 - in reply to #10851879)
Subject: RE: Imminent Domain to build..

Funny how you all thought that emminet domain was all the rage when it came to building Keystone pipeline but it is an outrage for transmission lines.

Seem weird

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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