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The supporters argue that the current political climate in Washington offers a rare window of opportunity. With Trump back in office, they see a chance to reinvigorate energy partnerships, rebuild infrastructure, and secure favorable trade deals. The re-approval of the Keystone XL pipeline is cited as a tangible success, with executives from major oil companies actively participating in events at the White House.
They warn that political tides can shift quickly. Once Trump’s presidency ends, future administrations might shut down pipelines or restrict energy exports again, making the current moment critical for action.