Pathways Alliance's $16B plan to bury carbon under rural Alberta | The Narwhal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "Carbon capture is an attempt at gaining "social licence" for continued production of fossil fuels, according to the U. S. House of Representatives' central investigative committee, which is among critics saying the promise of a tech fix relieves pressure to pivot to energy sources that produce less carbon pollution.
56% : The town of St. Paul, Alta., is the kind of place where you can buy a basket of homemade preserves and local beef jerky from the Chamber of Commerce on Main Street.
48% : Behind the scenes, Pathways Alliance has been lobbying for tax breaks and incentives from governments, including an "assurance" from the federal government that no part of the project would require a federal review under the beleaguered Impact Assessment Act.

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