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Preparing for a possible emergency

May 27, 2015 by Rob Hislop Leave a Comment

Federal scientists at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography (Nova Scotia) are studying the behaviour of diluted bitumen from the Alberta oil sands when it spills into the ocean. They’re finding it poses real challenges for any cleanup. “It is to a certain degree tougher to work with than conventional oil,” says Thomas King of the […]

Filed Under: Alberta, Canada, Environment, Innovation, News Tagged With: Alberta oil sands, Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Chemical dispersants, conventional oil, diluted bitumen, oil sands petroleum, pipeline, rail, spills, tanker

Comment: Pick your choice for crude transport – pipeline, train, truck or ship

August 11, 2014 by Rob Hislop Leave a Comment

Crude oil is moving around the world, around North America, around pristine wilderness, around our cities and towns. It’s going to keep moving, so what is the safest way to move it? The short answer is: truck worse than train worse than pipeline worse than boat (Oilprice.com). But that’s only for human death and property […]

Filed Under: Editorial Tagged With: Alberta, Association of American Railroads, barrels, Canada, Canadian Energy Pipeline Association, Congressional Research Service, contaminated, crude oil, energy boom, gallons, Keystone XL, Lac-Megantic, North America, oil, oil spill, pipeline, Quebec, rail accidents, rail cars, ship, spill, tanker, The Fraser Institute, Trucking, United States

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