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In this episode of DeSmogCAST host Farron Cousins discusses DeSmog Canada's recently unsuccessful attempt to interview an Environment Canada scientist.
Steve Horn from DeSmogBlog gives the background story to the in-fighting between oil refiners and tanker train operators who don't want to pay extra to transport dangerous fuels like Bakkan oil or diluted bitumen from the Alberta oilsands.
Finally Cousins asks DeSmogBlog's Mike Gaworecki to explain new revelations that coal companies are taking climate change very seriously – but only behind closed doors.
For articles mentioned in this episode see below:
Access Denied: Ministry of Environment Vetoes Interview Request on Oilsands Toxins in Animals
How the Ministry of Environment Vetoed Our Interview Request
Feds stifle media questions around oil sands' toxic effects, FOIs reveal
Purposeful Distraction? Unpacking the Oil Refiners' "Bomb Trains" Lawsuit vs. Warren Buffett's BNSF
Coal Companies Talking Out Both Sides Of Their Mouths When It Comes To Climate Change
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