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Follow-up on Trans-Mountain
As a follow-up to my previous post I would like to address some comments about the Trans-Mountain pipeline, oil tankers and oil exports from BC. Most of the following numbers are from Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers and Washington State … Continue reading
Posted in Pipelines, Trans Mountain
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Thoughts on Trans-Mountain
There is a tremendous misconception in the media and on the streets of Vancouver about the role of pipelines and hydrocarbons in our daily lives. We live in a society that is absolutely dependent on petroleum hydrocarbons derived from oil. … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Politics, Pipelines, Trans Mountain
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About Me
If you have reached this website you were probably directed here because you were interested in what I have to say about pipelines. While many of these posts will be on that topic, my background is not specifically in pipeline … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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