Worry builds over sour gas test caseCalgary Health Region seeks to appeal, City of Calgary officials ready to ban drilling; residents near proposed wells fearful Gary Park Petroleum News Canadian Correspondent
Already on edge, 250,000 residents of southeast Calgary have to wait until November to find out whether they or the petroleum industry have won a showdown over the future of sour gas development near Alberta’s major populations.
That, in turn, is vital to 30 percent of Canada’s total natural gas pro....
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