B.C. First Nations banding togetherEstablish environmental authority to assess impact of range of industrial projects, led by LNG; industry alliance shares concerns GARY PARK For Petroleum News
Five First Nations in northwestern British Columbia have formed an authority to assess the environmental impact of industrial projects — led by several LNG ventures — in their area.
Leaders of the Tsimshian Environmental Stewardship Authority are generally supportive of the push for B.C. LNG exports....
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Impact not clear Some have signed agreements
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