CALGARY - An environmental economist says the oilsands sector is on track for a "fairly significant" increase in greenhouse gas emissions, even with the Pathways carbon storage project moving forward.
CALGARY - An environmental economist says the oilsands sector is on track for a “fairly significant” increase in greenhouse gas emissions, even with the Pathways carbon storage project moving forward.
Dave Sawyer, who is with the Canadian Climate Institute think tank, says Pathways would offset just a portion of the emissions a new West Coast pipeline would enable.
L’Alberta, Ottawa et des entreprises pétrolières s’entendent sur «Pathways»
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Ce projet de capture et de stockage du carbone est une condition préalable à tout nouvel oléoduc.
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