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received new realms of investigation at the end of the 1990s.

was only studied with new realms of investigation in the 1990s.

was only studied with new realms of investigation before the 1990s.

was only studied with new realms of investigation at the beginning of the 1990s.

started being studied with new realms of investigation at the beginning of the 1990s that are still being applied to its study nowadays.

chains.

relations.

networks.

globalization.

transportation.

defend the construction of Keystone XL Pipeline through the American territory.

attack the construction of Keystone XL Pipeline through the Canadian territory.

present the reasons why the American government is against the construction of Keystone XL Pipeline through the American territory.

highlitgh the benefits of the Keystone XL Pipeline to the American economy.

stress the benefits of the Keystone XL Pipeline to the Canadian economy.

the United States is not concerned with the impact of the pipeline on climate change.

the United States is trying to achieve leadership on taking action on climate change.

according to the American government, the construction of the pipeline causes mild impact on the climate.

the American government sees no relation between the construction of the Keystone XL and climate change.

the approval of the Keystone XL would contradict American concerns with climate change.

the pipeline would release 1.3 billion tons of greenhouse emissions in 50 years if it carried tar sands oil.

the pipeline would release 1.3 billion tons of greenhouse emissions in 50 years if it carried conventional crude oil.

the pipeline would release the same volume of greenhouse emissions in 50 years no matter what kind of oil it carried.

greenhouse emissions would be increased in about 1.3 billion tons in 50 years if the pipeline carried tar sands oil.

greenhouse emissions would be increased in about 1.3 billion tons in 50 years if the pipeline carried conventional crude oil.