Arno Kopecky spent months sailing along
a proposed oil tanker route off British Columbia.
Not exact matches
Although the particular coastline of Vancouver Island I was fishing this summer is not directly on the
proposed tanker route, any sizeable
oil spill along the north coast of British Columbia would have consequences here as well.
The
proposed 1,177 - kilometre Northern Gateway pipeline would deliver 525,000 barrels of Alberta
oil to a
tanker terminal in Kitimat, on the north coast of B.C..
Add in stolid First Nations resistance to a
proposed pipeline from the tar sands to Kitimat, and all these powerful pressures converge on the aptly named Second Narrows, which already has seen its
oil tanker traffic rise precipitously in the past decade.
VANCOUVER — December 1 marks the last day the B.C. Liberal government could have stood up for British Columbia and stopped the federal government from ramming the
proposed Enbridge pipeline and
oil tanker project through, say B.C.'s New Democrats.
As Robyn Allan describes in the podcast, nobody is
proposing rail - to -
tanker shipments through B.C. Connecting Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain expansion to
oil - by - rail is a complete non-sequitur.
The U.S. Department of Transportation on Wednesday issued new
proposed rules on
tankers transporting
oil including quickly phasing out the use of old DOT - 111 rail cars for moving crude
oil and other hazardous liquids.
1:19 p.m. Updated An inventive neighbor, Sandy Saunders, just
proposed a simple stopgap: Use an off - the - shelf large dome - like fabric structure over the seafloor zone with the leaks, with a hose to pump the accumulating buoyant
oil to
tankers.
The public - private consultations are helping the department draft a plan to govern the marine area, which includes waters
oil tankers would travel on to reach a marine terminal for Enbridge's
proposed Northern Gateway pipeline...»
Gribbell is one of two islands in B.C.'s Great Bear Rainforest where spirit bears live (and incidentally, yet another island
oil giant Enbridge omitted from their
proposed tar sands
tanker route map).
It purports to show the pipeline route, including an open sea exodus where
tankers will pass from the
proposed Kitimat, British Columbia
oil port.
A third pipeline, called the Sandpiper, will move fracked
oil through the north country, crossing pristine watersheds, the headwaters of the Mississippi and then pour ed into a set of newly
proposed refinery expansions, pipelines and possibly
tankers in the Great Lakes region.
Lummi Nation Member and commercial fisherman, on increased
oil tanker ship traffic that will come with a
proposed tar sands pipeline in the Pacific Northwest.
The project is the Northern Gateway pipeline that would bring
oil from the tar sands of Alberta to a
proposed tanker terminal at the coast - an initiative supported by China, which could end up the main beneficiary of the
oil.
World Water Day is a powerful reminder to protect the ecosystems Kinder Morgan puts at risk all along the
proposed routes of its pipeline and associated
oil tankers — from the Coldwater and Chilliwack aquifers, to the Fraser River and salmon - spawning streams, to the iconic Pacific coast down to California.
The
proposed route for the
oil tankers travels through Heiltsuk and Kitasoo Xai» xais» territory, and the potential of an
oil spill along the
tanker route places the Nations» very way of life at risk.
In our roles as global citizens, it's our responsibility to speak up against the risks from Kinder Morgan's
proposed pipeline and
oil tankers.»
NGP also
proposes to construct a major marine terminal near Kitimat for loading and unloading
oil and condensate
tankers.
West Coast Environmental Law applauds two of Vancouver's elected bodies — Vancouver City Council and the Vancouver Parks Board — for passing resolutions to take a formal position on the
proposed Kinder Morgan
oil pipeline expansion project, and associated
oil tanker traffic.
The
proposed Act would prohibit
tankers with a specific amount of crude or persistent
oil as cargo — 12,500 metric tonnes of
oil...