Harold Ickes pushed for two of these systems, known as "Big Inch" and "Little Big Inch," to be builtduring World War II.
Harold Ickes pushed for two of these systems, known as "Big Inch" and "Little Big Inch," to be builtduring World War II. Another one of these systems built during World War II connects Montreal withPortland, Maine. The "Seaway" and "Spearhead" ones meet at Cushing, Oklahoma, which is a major nexusfor them. The longest one of these systems in North America has a major junction point at Clearbrook,Minnesota and is owned by Enbridge. The "Trans-Alaska" one connects Prudhoe Bay and Valdez. Thedecision over extending one of these systems to reach the Gulf Coast was delayed until 2013. For 10 points,the proposed "Keystone XL" is an example of what systems used to transport a certain natural resource?
Harold Ickes pushed for two of these systems, known as "Big Inch" and "Little Big Inch," to be builtduring World War II.
oil pipelines [or petroleum pipelines; prompt on pipelines]