Keystone Public Comments Won’t Be Made Public, State Department Says

InsideClimate: When the State Department hired a contractor to produce the latest environmental impact statement for the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, it asked for a Web-based electronic docket to record public comments as they flowed in each day. Thousands of comments are expected to be filed by people and businesses eager to influence the outcome of the intense international debate over the project. But the public will not find it easy to examine these documents. A summary of the comments will be......

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