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Alberta's got a new plan for a southern pipeline to B.C.'s coast - it still won't be easy

Alberta's got a new plan for a southern pipeline to B.C.'s coast - it still won't be easy
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Alberta and federal officials are proposing a new pipeline route through British Columbia's Fraser Valley to reach the coast. Experts warn that the region's loose, water-saturated soil poses significant seismic risks to the project.

This sediment, which makes up the ground beneath most of the Fraser Valley, is weak, loose and water saturated, and it's one of the main challenges of building Alberta's proposed new pipeline terminal on the shores of southern British Columbia at Roberts Bank, near the Fraser River estuary.

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