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Ontario refuses to call Alberta's oil sands 'sustainable and responsible' KANANASKIS, ALTA.

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h4 class="regseriflbl large"More related to this story B.C.'s open-government websites called a good start, but more work needed Ontario refuses to call Alberta's oil sands 'sustainable and responsible' Gordon Campbell mute as Christy Clark carves up his legacy

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed IAN BAILEY 2011

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Just this week, based on a State Department cable released by WikiLeaks, Neela Banerjee of the Los Angeles Times reported that, in 2009, the State Department's "energy envoy" was already instructing Alberta's fossil-fuel barons in how to improve their "oil sands messaging," including "increasing visibility and accessibility of more positive news stories."

Bill McKibben: Will North America Be the New Middle East? Bill McKibben 2011

The prime minister also emphasized to Obama that Canada will continue to work to diversify its energy exports, suggesting that alternative routes designed to move oil from Alberta's vast, landlocked resources to the global marketplace are almost certain to be considered.

Keystone XL Pipeline: Obama Administration Announcing It Will Not Go Forward With Controversial Plan 2012

It would help oil companies transport heavy crude oil from Alberta's oil sands to world markets.

Obama Joins Pipeline Fight Deborah Solomon 2011