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Ottawa wants to expand the oilsands, but the industry's wastewater problem will grow with it

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Ottawa wants to expand the oilsands, but the industry's wastewater problem will grow with it

The recent decision by Prime Minister Mark Carney to fast-track a new oil export pipeline to the West Coast is adding urgency for Ottawa to finally decide what to do with a long-standing environmental issue plaguing the oilsands in Northern Alberta — what to do with tailings ponds.

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