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Oilsands monitoring and reclamation lambasted before Senate energy committee
The Alberta government's ability to regulate oilsands development was called into question by two expert witnesses before a Canadian Senate committee hearing in Edmonton in late November.
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New 69-megawatt wind farm approved for southern Alberta near Pincher Creek http://t.co/aNAhavCW
Friday, 10 February 2012 14:30
Province forecasting bitumen royalties of nearly $10 billion by 2014-15 fiscal year: http://t.co/KKoxlB9O
Friday, 10 February 2012 14:18
Enbridge not interested in different Gateway route, better financial terms for aboriginals: http://t.co/GCTiFIWR
Thursday, 09 February 2012 17:52
Feds and Alberta unveiling joint oilsands monitoring strategy tomorrow http://t.co/5nO3yV5f
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