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Digging Further Into the History of Pipelines by CLAUDIA FARRELL

The use of gas and pipelines to serve customers worldwide has an expansive and colorful history. As manufactured gas and natural gas were discovered and new inventions altered demand, pipeline...

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The Free Market Approach to Environmental Conservation

Conservationists are increasingly using markets, contracts, and property rights to turn environmental resources into assets instead of liabilities.

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Vandalism Is Violence: Destructive Riots Are Not ‘Just Property Damage’

Property rights are human rights, and we discard them at our own peril.

Foundation for Economic Education

TMX Crown Corporation Trampling Property Rights

Government bailouts and bullying are no way to run pipelines

By Dave Core

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Bloomberg: A Pipeline Is Quietly Ordered Shut in New Signal of Shale’s Woes

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Why Canceling Pipeline Projects Could Cost Farmers $1 Billion

This is a big part of the reason CAEPLA supports new pipeline construction. But they have to be built right. Projects must respect property rights.

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Trans Mountain camp liquor licence application concerns businesses in nearby community

Pipelines are often promoted on the basis of economic spin offs.

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Court Temporarily Halts Shutdown Of Dakota Access Oil Pipeline

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GIESBRECHT: “Screw the west, we’ll take the rest”

CAEPLA reports that under C-69, federal government inspectors would bring along “Indigenous Monitors” onto private land and without the landowner’s approval.

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Michigan judge allows restart of disputed Enbridge pipeline

Business groups praised the decision to let Line 5 partially reopen and urged Michigan agencies to quickly approve permits for the tunnel project.