Rail gets wake-up joltRaymond James report: Using rail to move crude will likely continue to grow even if more pipeline capacity introduced Gary Park For Petroleum News Bakken
It might have been small, but it was still a warning that moving crude by rail carries risks.
A Canadian Pacific Railway train carrying a mixed load of crude oil from Canada and other cargo derailed near Parkers Prairie, Minn., on March 27, spilling an estimated 20,000 gallons of crude from one car....
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