Mackenzie Delta pipeline could be victim of climate change treaty
Gary Park, PNA Canadian Correspondent
For the first time, the specter of the Kyoto Protocol as a threat to the Canadian pipeline industry has been raised by Alberta Energy Minister Murray Smith, with a blunt warning that the climate change treaty, if implemented in Canada, could put plans for a Mackenzie gas pipeline in doubt.
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