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TitleThe Canadian oil sands: Energy security vs. climate change
Publication TypeReport
Year of Publication2009
AuthorsLevi, M. A.
Pagination52 pages
PublisherCouncil on Foreign Relations Center for Geoeconomic Studies New York New York. Council Special Report No. 47.
Place PublishedNew York, NY
Publication Languageeng
KeywordsCCS, CO2, economics, GHG, legislation, policy
Abstract

This report explores both the energy security and climate change implications of expanded oil sands production. It assesses current and future trends in the oil sands, including in the scale and cost of production and in the oil sands' impact on world oil markets, and evaluates the potential impacts of a range of policy options. The report concludes that the oil sands are neither critical to U.S. energy security nor catastrophic for climate change.

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Council on Foreign Relations Center for Geoeconomic Studies New York New York. Council Special Report No. 47.

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