Arctic watchdog says pipeline fight is a “race to the bottom”Canadian Arctic Resources Committee fears Northwest Territories and Yukon will “bargain themselves into the ground”; studying cumulative environmental impacts Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
The Northwest Territories and Yukon governments, in their “furious” lobbying to be the primary route for an Arctic gas pipeline, are doing no favors to themselves or their citizens, says John Crump, executive director of the Canadian Arctic Resources Committee.
He told a recent Calgary conference t....
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