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handle is hein.crs/crsmthmbcas0001 and id is 1 raw text is: CRS INSIGHT Dakota Access Pipeline: Siting Controversy June 15, 2017 (IN10567) I Related Author *Paul WPafoa Paul W. Parfomak, Specialist in Energy and Infrastructure Policy (pparfomak&,crs oc gov, 7-0030) Background Recent growth of domestic crude oil production has resulted in an unprecedented expansion of the United States' oil pipeline network. One major oil pipeline recently constructed is the Dakota AccesLP li, a 30-inch diameter, 1,172- mile project that carries crude oil produced in northwest North Dakota to southern Illinois (Figure 1). The Dakota Access Pipeline's maximum capacity is 570,000 barrels per day. Figure 1. Dakota Access Pipeline Route Source: CRS using data from Platts PowerMap 2016, and Esri Data and Maps 2014. Siting Approval The federal government does not have jurisdiction over the siting of domestic oil pipelines. Instead, authorization for the

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