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The move overturns a 2015 decision by former President Barack Obama. During his campaign, Trump vowed to support energy companies and advocate for new infrastructure. After taking office, one of his first acts was to invite TransCanada , the pipeline’s builder, to reapply for a presidential permit for the $8 billion project, which will span 1,179 miles (1,897 kilometers) and run through Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska.
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The move overturns a 2015 decision by former President Barack Obama. During his campaign, Trump vowed to support energy companies and advocate for new infrastructure. After taking office, one of his first acts was to invite TransCanada , the pipeline’s builder, to reapply for a presidential permit for the $8 billion project, which will span 1,179 miles (1,897 kilometers) and run through Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska.
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