Oil And Gas Companies Shirking Responsibility For $123 Billion In Cleanup Costs: Report
A new report from the non-profit organization Environmental Defence reveals that despite making ample profits, Canada's oil and gas companies are shirking at least $123 billion in environmental clean up costs. Moreover, the report states that various levels of government have been unable or unwilling to force those companies to pay their fair share for cleaning up the damage they have caused.
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