Like the little engine that boasted “I think I can, I think I can,” such is the movement of what has become a controversial plan to ship crude oil by rail from eastern Utah and across western Colorado.
Federal agencies have approved construction of the proposed 88-mile Unita Basin railway, allowing producers to ship hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude a day on trains up to 2 miles long. While Colorado is fighting the project, it is slowly advancing reported the Associated Press.
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