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85-mile Rail Line in Utah

Sector: Mass Transit • Location: Utah, United States

Source: FlaglerLive

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An 85-mile rail line proposed by a group of developers to connect oil wells in Utah to the interstate rail network for transporting waxy crude oil to refineries in Louisiana, Texas, and elsewhere. The project underwent a federal environmental review under NEPA and was approved by the U.S. Surface Transportation Board in 2021.

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The project “85-mile Rail Line in Utah” is an infrastructure initiative in the Mass Transit sector, located in Utah, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from FlaglerLive.

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An 85-mile rail line proposed by a group of developers to connect oil wells in Utah to the interstate rail network for transporting waxy crude oil to refineries in Louisiana, Texas, and elsewhere. The project underwent a federal environmental review under NEPA and was approved by the U.S. Surface Transportation Board in 2021.

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