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Kinder Morgan Vancouver Pipeline, Tanker Debate

Written by Damien Gillis Monday, 12 November 2012 00:18
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On Oct 30, the Board of Change hosted a debate in Vancouver on American energy pipeline giant Kinder Morgan's plans to turn Vancouver into a shipping port to access new foreign markets with Alberta Tar Sands bitumen. The company wants to build a new 450,000 barrel per day pipeline to Burrard Inlet and increase tanker traffic by 20 fold what it was up until recently. Hear both sides of the story as representatives of Kinder Morgan and the shipping industry square off against an environmental activist, lawyer and filmmaker over the future of the world's "Greenest City", the province of BC and the planet. Told here in 5 parts (scroll down).

Damien Gillis

Damien Gillis

Damien Gillis is a Vancouver-based documentary filmmaker with a focus on environmental and social justice issues - especially relating to water, energy, and saving Canada's wild salmon.

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  • Sunday, 13 January 2013 10:32 posted by Tampa Car Accident Lawyer

    Howdy. I am wondering if you
    would be interested in doing a link swap?
    I see your website: http://thecanadian.org/item/1808-video-kinder-morgan-vancouver-pipeline-tanker-debate-board-of-change-damien-gillis and my website
    are structured around the same topic. I'd love to switch links or perhaps guest
    author a write-up for you. Here is my personal contact:
    tyler-renner@t-online.de. Please be sure to contact me if you're even slightly
    interested. Thank you so much.

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  • Tuesday, 13 November 2012 08:51 posted by tom baker

    WE all know that oil is finite ,we should be rationing fuel ,regulating the use of the burning of fossil fuels ,ie cars and trucks . Not subsidizing the auto industry, we should not export any fuel , as we would be a strong nation to be able to still have fuel to burn in a 100 yrs . Stop making the internal combustion engine ,it is killing us . Start subsidizing the alternative energy sector .

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  • Monday, 12 November 2012 03:24 posted by salamander

    Tremendous informative resource you've provided..
    I wish now, that I had taken written notes.. rather than just observed, listened, learned. Has this exceptional session been transcribed ? That would extend the value.

    I'm sure you look back on this.. and wish there had been more time, more questions, more answers..

    I'll use this resource to help shape my perspectives, questions, indignation.. my personal evaluation or risk analysis..

    Thank you, thank you, thank you ..

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