Trudeau is betting $12 billion on a plan to clean up the oilsands that critics say is 'deeply and fundamentally flawed' : vimarsana.com

Trudeau is betting $12 billion on a plan to clean up the oilsands that critics say is 'deeply and fundamentally flawed'

Canada’s oilsands industry says carbon capture can help it cut planet-warming emissions. But can taxpayer cash be better spent? Read on

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