Syncrude and Suncor cleared in bird death investigation
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Syncrude and Suncor cleared in bird death investigation

Toronto : Canada | Oct 04, 2012 at 1:31 PM PDT
Source: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Syncrude and Suncor will not be charged in connection with the death of more than 500 ducks who landed on tailings ponds near Fort McMurray, Alta., in October 2010. The ducks died or had to be euthanized after coming in contact with the toxic bitumen extract at the ponds owned by both oil companies. FULL ARTICLE AT Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
 
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