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LETHBRIDGE The Alberta government is being asked to explain why Benga Mining is possibly moving ahead with exploratory work on a Crowsnest Pass coal project, even though its application was rejected by a joint provincial-federal review panel. New documents show Benga Mining operating as Riversdale Resources has been granted licences to divert water for drilling and dust suppression for exploratory boreholes for the Grassy Mountain project, seven kilometers north of Blairmore. The approval was granted June 30, less than two weeks after the Joint Review Panel ruled the project was not in the public interest and denied the company s application to move ahead.
The rise of commodities, Vale invests in Thompson and not-so-foolish gold
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Most of Alberta’s energy wells no longer hold enough oil and gas to pay for their cleanup and the public should take them over to ensure their remaining revenue funds remediation, a new report concludes.
“It is a radical idea,” said Regan Boychuk of the Alberta Liabilities Disclosure Project, which produced the report. “It is something akin to nationalization.”
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Using data from the Alberta Energy Regulator released under Freedom of Information legislation, the report estimates the overall cleanup cost for the province’s 300,000 unreclaimed wells at somewhere between $40 billion and $70 billion a figure that doesn’t include infrastructure such as pipelines or pumping stations.