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  • 21 dirty oil pipelines & train projects delayed or stopped
  • 65 Million acres of forests protected from logging
  • $1 Billion in corporate purchasing shifted to more responsible sources

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  • Tuesday October 2, 2018

    WA state fails to consider orcas in Skagit refinery petrochemical project

    

    SKAGIT COUNTY, WA — On Friday September 28, the Washington State Shoreline Hearings Board dismissed arguments made by a coalition of environmental organizations and more than 7,500 residents, upholding a key permit for the Marathon Oil’s (formerly Andeavor and previously known as Tesoro) Anacortes Refinery to begin manufacturing and exporting xylenes — petrochemicals used in plastics production — through the Salish Sea. 
    


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  • Thursday September 27, 2018

    Largest proposed oil sands mine presents unacceptable economic, climate risks

    Unceded Coast Salish Territories (VANCOUVER, BC) — The Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project Joint Review Panel begins public hearings today, Tuesday, September 25, on whether to allow the development of the new mega-mine in Alberta proposed by Vancouver-based Teck Resources. The largest oil sands project ever proposed, the project is expected to cost more than $20 billion and become operational in 2026 and continue operation for 41 years.  

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  • Friday September 21, 2018

    Building Trans Mountain Pipeline will 'seal fate of southern resident orcas'

    Unceded Coast Salish Territories (VANCOUVER, BC) — The Canadian federal government today gave the National Energy Board 22 weeks to reconsider vessel traffic impacts to the southern resident orcas as part of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project. A reconsideration of oil tanker traffic impacts was one of the rulings handed down by the Federal Court of Appeal when it quashed approval of the project earlier this month.

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