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If You Know Nothing About Keystone XL, Here’s An Adorable Animation You Should Watch

The Keystone XL pipeline is one of the most controversial projects facing the Obama administration. As this little guy explains, it promises jobs! And development! And energy security! But … it sounds like he might have some not-so-fantastic confessions to make. Stay tuned at 0:20 to hear about the quick and easy pipeline process!

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