Pipelines and Tarsands w Gord Laxer

from Planet Haliburton · host Terry Moore

Join hosts Terry Moore and Greg Roe for a conversation with University of Alberta Political Economy Professor, Gord Laxer, about his 2015 best-selling book “After the Sands: Energy and Ecological Security for Canadians.

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