Trans Mountain pipeline insurance receives attention
Published by Lydia Woellwarth,
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World Pipelines,
A global coalition of 32 environmental, Indigenous, and citizen groups is calling on the companies listed on the insurance certificate for the existing Trans Mountain pipeline to drop their policies ahead of the 31 August renewal deadline. Citing political and environmental risks from the expansion project of the oilsands pipeline from Alberta to British Columbia, the letter also asks the companies, as well as companies considering insuring the pipeline expansion, to not insure any future oilsands projects.
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