Canadian Energy Minister Promotes Natural Gas Pipeline
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Clean Skies News talks to Energy Minister of Northwest Territories Bob McLeod, on his efforts to promote natural gas in a carbon-contstrained world. McLeod suggests natural gas pipelines running through Canada, as well as areas of shale gas in the U.S. and Canada, could reduce the need for additional deep water drilling projects in Canadian waters with arctic ice.
Published: 06/17/10 10:46am
Running Time: 07:05
Related Keywords: Production & Supply (Natural Gas), Industry (Natural Gas), Natural Gas, Clean Skies News, Susan McGinnis, Bob McLeod, Alaska, Arctic, BP, Canada, Climate Change, coal, deepwater drilling, Denali, emissions, energy, GHG, Global warming, greenhouse gas, Gulf of Mexico, LNG, Mackenzie Delta, natural gas, Northwest territories, pipeine, shale, Trans-Canada
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