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Canada’s Oil Crisis Continues To Worsen

February 20, 2018

Canada’s Oil Crisis Continues To Worsen Canadian oil producers can’t get a break. First it was the pipelines — there are not enough of them to carry the crude from Alberta’s oil sands to export markets. This pipeline capacity problem has been forcing producers to pay higher rates for railway transportation, which has naturally hurt […]

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Pipeline Reforms ‘Great Step’ but Don’t Account for Most Emissions, Say Climate Critics

January 28, 2016

Pipeline Reforms ‘Great Step’ but Don’t Account for Most Emissions, Say Climate Critics Does ignoring downstream impacts export Canada’s responsibilities? Canada’s minister of the environment and climate change Catherine McKenna at the COP21 climate summit in Paris, France in December. Photo by Mychaylo Prystupa. The Trudeau government’s newly announced reforms to pipeline environmental assessments still fail […]

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Keystone Pipeline’s Nebraska Path Cleared; Congress Votes

January 10, 2015

Keystone Pipeline’s Nebraska Path Cleared; Congress Votes TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL pipeline faces one less hurdle after Nebraska’s highest court cleared its path through the state, sending the matter back to Washington. The pipeline would funnel crude from Alberta’s oil sands to a network junction in southeast Nebraska, for transport to Gulf Coast refineries. While […]

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