U.S. Senate finds friends, foes in Canada on ANWR, pipeline loansEnvironment minister says Canada must remain ‘very vigilant’ to ensure ANWR drilling remains a ‘mistake;’ Kakfwi opposes ‘heavily subsidized’ Alaska gas Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
Canada has been a reverse image of Alaska in its response to U.S. Senate decisions in mid-April on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and loan guarantees for an Alaska Highway gasline.
Environment Minister David Anderson, a relentless campaigner against drilling in ANWR, was “happy” with the Senat....
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Permanent protection the goal Subsidies a threat There’s still hope for ANWR, Herrera says Filibuster unlikely Bush support uncertain
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