Keystone Pipeline Leaks Overbr 300,000 Gallons of Oil .br A portion of the Keystone Pipeline in Edinburg,br North Dakota, had to be shut down on Oct. 29,br after a crude oil leak was detected.br According to a statement released by the North Dakotabr Department of Environmental Quality, 9,120 barrels,br or about 383,000 gallons of oil, were spilled. .br TC Energy reports that there have beenbr “no reported injuries or impacted wildlife,”br and that an internal investigation to determinebr the spill’s cause is currently taking place. .br Although the spill did not occur on thebr hotly debated Keystone XL pipeline, manybr activists fear it is a sign of what's to come. .br This is exactly the kind of spill we are worriedbr about when it comes to the Keystone XLbr being built. It has never been if a pipelinebr breaks but rather when, Joyce Braun, Indigenous Environmentalbr Network, via ‘Time’.br Catherine Collentine of the Sierra Clubbr shared similar sentiments, saying “TC Energybr has made [their] case for [them].”.