In Washington, protesters were detained against pipeline

According to police spokesman David Schlosser (David Schlosser), 65, demanded from the U.S. president Barack Obama will not give permission for the laying of the pipeline Meso Keystone XL, were arrested on Saturday near the White House. Saturday was the first day of protests, environmentalists plan to continue until September 3, the report says. As he said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal Goes Speth (Gus Speth), one of the founders of the environmental organization, the Council for the Protection of Natural Resources (Natural Resources Defense Council), the construction of the pipeline length of 2.7 thousand kilometers would mean that the U.S. will continue to rely for fossil energy. It is planned that the Keystone XL, a project that offered Corporation TransCanada, will pass through the states of Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, the black gold of the pipeline will be delivered to refineries in the Texas cities of Houston and Port Arthur. As previously announced U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the decision will be made ​​through the pipeline administration of the country before the end of this year.