MADISON – With a constancy that goes unnoticed by most people, crude and refined oil flows past us every minute, hour and day.
Millions of barrels move to and through Wisconsin daily via a mix of transportation modes that carry with them varying degrees of risk and efficiency.
Public perceptions of risk matter at a time when the flow of oil from Canada, Alaska and the Dakotas remains high – and when 15 percent of the nation’s crude oil imports are passing through a major terminal in Superior, Wis., on the way south and east....
Ken Notes: Tom is a braver man than I. I do tend to agree but I do not believe Wisconsin gets nearly enough in the exchange...
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