Sentences with phrase «far end of the pipeline»
It's not so much a town as a rugged industrial work camp situated near the frigid Arctic Ocean at the far end of the pipeline; it exists mainly to facilitate the extraction and pumping of oil.
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But even in the remote Kyuquot Sound region, off the grid and far away from the news, it's hard to get away from conversations about the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline that would bring a never - ending stream of tanker traffic to the region.
But even in the remote Kyuquot Sound region, off the grid and far away from the news, it's hard to get away from conversations about the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline that would bring a never - ending stream of tanker -LSB-...]
Fourth, the benefits to Canada's economy of a government - owned pipeline will end up being far less than any current Kinder Morgan projections, for the simple reason that those projections do not account for the additional cost taxpayers would now incur to build it.
So far I have five books live on Amazon as of today, many of those five titles were added at the end of this month (May) with over seven more in my pipeline.
«One of the ironies is even as we've closed off the idea of wilderness, we've also made natural forces, wind and rain, far more violent and unpredictable,» says Bill McKibben, author of The End of Nature and Earth and one of the leaders of the fight against the proposed Keystone XL pipeline in the United States.
Kinder Morgan has to get construction of the pipeline underway by the end of May or it will likely lose out on another construction season, which adds significant costs and threatens to further fray investor nerves.
Further to this, if employers aren't hiring at the junior end today, the pipeline of future talent is at risk, therefore when skilled older workers eventually do retire, there threatens to be a skills vacuum that will take many years and a huge amount of investment to fill.