B.C. should cap gas sector growth, report says
The report describes B.C.'s pursuit of shale gas development, including exclusive access to water and lax regulations for greenhouse gas emissions, as 'reckless.'
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- B.C. government's plan to construct three LNG plants counters CO2 reduction efforts
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- France Cancels Shale-Gas Permits Over Fracking Impasse
- Albertan, Tired of Her Tap Water Catching Fire, Sues
- Natural gas fracking reviews launched
- BC gov must rein in shale gas industry, says enviro group
- Critics slam B.C. government plan to report on fracking activity
- Fracking Operations Cause Thousands of Earthquakes in Arkansas
- Unlike BC, Wyoming Won't Allow Fracking Secrets
- Down the Drain Goes Public's Right to Know about Fracking
- The U.S. has one-fifth the shale gas once projected

1 comments:
Definitely a health risk! Unfortunately our health system is also designed to profit from SICK people not keeping people well. Priorities are wrong.
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