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Jul 12, 2013 ... Your children to stir up bitumen and then stick their noses over a vent so that they can inhale tar sands fumes. Social impacts: In the North, we are losing the potential for a traditional land-based economy that needs a healthy forest and clean rivers full of healthy fish ... Seamlessly combining travelogue, sophisticated political analysis, and ecological theory, speaking both to local residents and to leading scholars, the authors ... Jul 21, 2014 ... The rally and march were held to oppose the proposal to send dirty tar sands oil through the 236-mile-long pipeline to a new tanker loading facility in South ... Nov 22, 2021 ... The Deep Toll of Tar Sands On Canada's Indigenous People · Oil companies have replaced First Nation's traditional lands with vast mines, ... Jun 3, 2024 ... “Naphthenic acids from tailings ponds have been found in surface water and groundwater in the Athabasca oil sands region,” explains Ecojustice ... Mar 15, 2021 ... Fuels derived from tar sand oil produce about 20% more life cycle (from “well to wheel”) greenhouse gases than conventional fuels. Sep 25, 2014 ... The Alberta Tar Sands ... Buried just beneath a layer of muskeg and forest in northern Alberta, Canada, lies a 50,000 square mile reservoir of ... Feb 7, 2015 ... These naturally occurring areas (also known as oil sands) consist of sand, clay, water and, most importantly, carbon-heavy bitumen. Enbridge, the Canadian oil giant responsible for a massive tar sands oil spill into the Kalamazoo River in Michigan not yet two years ago, now wants to pipe ...