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Kalamazoo Oil Spill

Hey Enbridge, You're Not Done Cleaning That Spill

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 05.14.2013 | Canada Business
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VANCOUVER - More than two and a half years after a Canadian pipeline rupture spilled heavy oil into a Michigan River, the U.S. Environmental Protectio...

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Energy Board Wants Enbridge's Michigan Spill Report

CP | Dene Moore and Vivian Luk, The Canadian Press | Posted 10.18.2012 | Canada Business
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VANCOUVER - The National Energy Board has asked Calgary-based Enbridge (TSX:ENB) to provide documentation of improvements it has made since a massive ...

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Enbridge Staff Ignored Warnings On Spill

CBC | Posted 08.22.2012 | Canada Business
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Enbridge pipeline controllers in Edmonton ignored repeated leak warnings for 17 hours before shutting down a pipeline that poured 20,000 barrels of oi...

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Gambling B.C.'s Parks for a Pipeline Payoff?

Chris Genovali | Posted 07.18.2012 | Canada
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Chris Genovali

The 670 kilometre B.C. portion of this proposed pipeline would include 591 water crossings, 532 of which are fish bearing. Should British Columbians be concerned? Those deliberating on whether they support the pipeline would do well to remember this truism: in gambling, the many must lose in order that the few may win.

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