Houston / Washington DC / New York / Washington / /
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The New York Times / Deere / Environment James L. Horton Transpipe / Transpipe / Caterpillar / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Reorganization / Labor Issues / /
Facility
Trans-Alaska Pipeline System / /
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natural gas / oil / transportation headache / environmental law / oil imports / /
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transportation headache / /
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Arizona / New York / Nevada / /
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Ogallala aquifer / East Coast / /
Organization
Canadian government / Senate / White House / Federal government / Tea Party / /
Person
James L. Horton / Mark Cunningham / Emily Struthers / /
Position
head of corporate communication / President / contractor / CEO / Democratic senator / President of the United States / head of public affairs / Republican Senator / /
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Alberta / Texas / Dakotas / Nebraska / Illinois / Nevada / New York / Michigan / Missouri / South Dakota / New Mexico / California / Iowa / Arizona / /
PublishedMedium
The New York Times / /
Region
East Coast / Middle East / northern Alberta / northern Missouri / /
Environment James L. Horton Transpipe is an 80-year-old international construction company that specializes in building and maintaining gas and petrochemical pipelines. When Transpipe was founded in Houston in 1932, its