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British Columbia Ups Ante on Climate Regulations

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Published:
Fri, Mar 17, 2023
Author
Jeffrey Cavanaugh, New Orleans
Editor
Michael Sultan
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British Columbia is tightening up environmental regulations for oil and gas development to ensure that the Canadian province can meet its climate goals.

Topics:
LNG Projects, Policy and Regulation, Methane Emissions
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