Oilsands emissions on track to outpace reductions from Pathways project: economist
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By Lauren Krugel The oilsands sector is on track for a big increase in greenhouse gas emissions, even with the Pathways carbon storage project moving forward, an environmental economist says. Emissions from the increased oilsands production that a new West Coast pipeline would enable far eclipse what Pathways would prevent from entering the atmosphere, said Dave Sawyer, with the Canadian Climate Institute. The think tank has estimated an average of 20 megatonnes a year in new emissions from the oilsands sector would come with the planned pipeline capacity. The Pathways Project envisions storin…
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