Sentence examples for extraction of tar from inspiring English sources

Restrictions should also be put on oil and gas development including extraction of tar sands in areas critical to the species.

RBS has previously been criticised for funding the damaging extraction of tar sands to the tune of £4.8bn, and is expected to face fresh accusations before its annual general meeting this week.

The Co-operative Financial Services is backing the Beaver Lake Cree Nation, who are fighting the extraction of tar sands from their ancestral lands in the boreal forest of Alberta because of the damage it is doing to their environment.

It will, however, slow the expansion of the extraction of tar sands, though the Koch brothers et al are busy trying to find other pipeline routes and rail lines that would get the dirtiest of dirty energy out of Canada and into the US via destinations from Michigan to Maine.

But let's be clear about what it means to oppose clean energy produced locally: it means mountaintop removal in Appalachia, oil spills in the Gulf of Mexico, the extraction of tar sands and transcontinental pipelines, and uranium mining and nuclear meltdowns.

The extraction of tar sands oil generates more heat-trapping climate pollution than other oil.

But environmentalists object to the company's pursuit of Arctic drilling and its extraction of Canadian tar sands, one of the most polluting fossil fuel sources.

We call on the State Department NOT to approve the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline or to take any actions that lead to the further extraction of Tar Sands oil from Alberta, Canada.

The extraction and production of tar sands oil in the fields of northern Alberta would also cause far more greenhouse gas emissions than drilling for conventional crude.

The report also fails to acknowledge that while greenhouse gas emissions caused by tar sands production have declined over the last two decades, the extraction and production of tar sands oil still causes far more emissions than conventional crude.

The first is that even if the extraction and processing of tar sands produces scarcely more carbon than the production of ordinary petroleum, the stuff will still be burnt in cars, and there's no foreseeable carbon capture and storage technology which can deal with that.