Setback for Keystone XL impacts Alberta’s oil sands development
Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion believes it is possible for his country to “move on” from Keystone XL and “make a fresh start” by both rehabilitating its international image as a responsible energy producer and demonstrating to export markets that it can combat climate change even as....
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Radical turnaround Support for carbon taxes Casual dismissal a concern More rail?
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