Oil sands ready to resume growth, says DhaliwalCanadian cabinet minister confident that Kyoto Protocol won’t scuttle projects; analysts support claims that added costs are ‘manageable,’ industry on guard Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
Kyoto’s clouds over the Alberta oil sands are starting to disperse, although the Canadian government is unable to offer any assurances about the costs of the climate-change treaty beyond 2012, when the first phase of implementation is concluded.
However, Natural Resources Minister Herb Dhaliwal, af....
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