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Albertans creating coalition to fight CO2 pipeline

March 24, 2026 6:15 pm MST.
Farmers, landowners, First Nations and environmentalists in eastern Alberta have banded together to fight a carbon capture pipeline. But as Sean Amato reports, politicians say it’s a crucial part of the MOU for a bitumen pipeline out west.

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