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Trans Mountain Won’t Increase Tanker Traffic As Much As You Think

April 22, 2016 by EnergyNow Media

Vessels leaving the Trans Mountain pipeline’s export terminal have moved petroleum products through Port Metro Vancouver since 1956 without a single crude oil spill BY NICK WILSON On average, one tanker will sail out of the Port of Vancouver loaded with oil each day if the Trans Mountain pipeline is expanded, boosting … Read more

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Trans Mountain Won’t Increase Tanker Traffic As Much As You Think

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