Syncrude charged in duck deathsCanada, Alberta to prosecute 9 months after 500 ducks die in tailings pond; industry regulator sets new standards for toxic ponds Gary Park For Petroleum News
It’s an image that won’t go away and has now become the international poster-child for all the ills of Alberta’s oil sands.
Pictures and TV footage of 500 migrating ducks meeting their fate in a tailings pond at the Syncrude Canada operation have achieved for opponents of oil sands development what....
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