| Pipeline length in kilometers | |
|---|---|
| Nord Stream (Baltic Sea) | 1224 |
| Langeled (North Sea) | 1166 |
| Ichthys Export Pipeline (Timor Sea) | 889 |
| Franpipe (North Sea) | 840 |
| Zeepipe - I (North Sea) | 813 |
Share:
| Pipeline length in kilometers | |
|---|---|
| Nord Stream (Baltic Sea) | 1224 |
| Langeled (North Sea) | 1166 |
| Ichthys Export Pipeline (Timor Sea) | 889 |
| Franpipe (North Sea) | 840 |
| Zeepipe - I (North Sea) | 813 |
Pipelines are one of the most common and effective methods of transporting hydrocarbon resources. Each pipeline has the capacity to carry thousands of barrels of oil a day and they span the globe; under the sea and on land. Recently, a new plan to build a pipeline named Keystone XL was voted down. What is unique about this pipeline that makes it so dangerous to the environment?