A proposed carbon dioxide pipeline and underground storage project could leave northeastern Alberta communities facing risks to their water, land, and emergency responders, according to two County of St. Paul residents, who recently stopped by to speak with City of Cold Lake council.
A proposed carbon dioxide pipeline and underground storage project could leave northeastern Alberta communities facing risks to their water, land, and emergency responders, according to two County of St. Paul residents, who recently stopped by to speak with City of Cold Lake council.This article was originally published by Lakeland News.
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