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tool goes here STOCKHOLM — Sweden and Finland on Thursday approved a Baltic Sea pipeline project that would ship Russian natural gas to Germany, clearing two key obstacles for construction to begin next year. Full Article at Centre Daily Times
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - A plan by Russian-German consortium Nord Stream to build a gas pipeline under the Baltic Sea cleared two major hurdles on Thursday as Sweden and Finland signed off on construction in their waters. Full Article at Reuters
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MOSCOW, November 5 (RIA Novosti) - Russia's prime minister thanked Sweden and Finland on Thursday for approving the construction of a Russian-German natural gas pipeline through their economic zones in the Baltic Sea. Full Article at RIA Novosti
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Nov. 5 (UPI) -- Sweden approved construction of a $15 billion Baltic Sea pipeline to pump natural gas from Russia to Germany, Sweden's environment minister said Thursday. Full Article at United Press International
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By Guy Chazan Nord Stream, a $15 billion pipeline that would pump natural gas from Russia to Germany bypassing Ukraine, cleared its last major regulatory hurdle Thursday when Sweden and Finland both gave the green light to a project that could redraw... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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Sweden's government has given its permission to the Nord Stream consortium to build two parallel pipelines to carry gas through the Swedish economic zone in the Baltic Sea ... I want to thank the Swedish government for this decision.
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According to national authorities the impact on the Baltic Sea's environment is very limited and only prevalent for a short while in connection with the construction work
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This is an important decision according to the international right with consideration of the environmental concerns
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