Ep 49: Vancouver Port Authority approves Burrard Inlet dredging to allow larger oil tankers starting September.
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Environmental Intelligence 🔬 Environmental Intelligence — Canadian Environmental Professional Briefing Vancouver Port Authority approves Burrard Inlet dredging to allow larger oil tankers starting September.
Executive Summary: Federal port authority approval clears the way for increased tanker loads through Second Narrows, with work slated to begin in September. Limited other Canadian regulatory developments appeared today. ...
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