Canada chooses Asian-led LNG project for new climate-change damage test policy

Wednesday, 10 February 2016

The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency has started the new climate-change primacy tests of Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on its first liquefied natural gas venture, the Woodfibre LNG project to be located on an industrial site north of Vancouver.


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