Alberta First Nations and Farmers Want Review of Massive Carbon Capture Project - thetyee.ca
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With the deadline for the Alberta-Canada memorandum of understanding on pipelines fast approaching — on April Fool’s Day — a newly formed coalition of First Nations, farmers and other rural residents is demanding a comprehensive environmental assessment on a proposed pipeline that would carry liquified carbon waste from the oilsands south to the area around Cold Lake and Bonnyville.
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