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Sunny Khorr says: “As you listen to this, the United States government is deciding whether or …
Sindy Khrude says: “Despite being built to spill only once every 7 years, the Keystone 1 …
Stone Excell says: “Bitumen (the oil produced from Alberta’s sands) is very different from conventional crude. …
Sunny Khorr says: “Processing the oil sands uses enough natural gas in a day to heat …
Stone Excell says: “Oil sands extraction uses HUGE amounts of water, anywhere between 2 and 4 and a half barrels for each barrel of oil produced.
Sindy Khrude says: “As demand for oil sands crude grows, so do the sands. In order …
Sindy Khrude says: “At least 90% of the fresh water used in the oil sands ends …
Sindy Khrude says: “In 2004, oil sands production surpassed one million barrels per day; by 2015, …
Sunny Khorr says: “Oil sands mining is licensed to use twice the amount of fresh water …
Sunny Khorr says: “Producing oil sands bitumen creates between 3 and 5 times MORE greenhouse gases …
Tayley Pond says: “Oil sands bitumen has 15 to 20 times more acid than conventional oil, …
Sunny Khorr says: “Alberta’s oil sands projects are Canada’s fastest growing source of greenhouse gas pollution.”
Ford MacMurreigh says: “Companies operating in the oil sands are required by the government to reclaim …
Kenn Ridgeolle says: “The oil sands tailing lakes in northeastern Alberta are some of the biggest …
Sunny Khorr says: “Synthetic heavy crude produced from tar sands is laden with more toxics than …