The new Republican-controlled Senate in the upcoming 114th Congress was expected to pass the legislation approving the permit. However, the current lame-duck session is now expected to take a vote.One of the marquee issues for the next Congress, the Keystone KL pipeline, is being readied for a vote during the current lame-duck session. A vote is scheduled in the Senate this evening after the publication of this report. The chief argument against this project is that it will tap Canadian tar sands oil, which is a higher sulfur oil. That has environmentalists opposing the project with the sympathy of the administration. Republicans and energy industry advocates view the pipeline as a step toward accessing more oil in North America and a means...