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Teck mine would be devastating to globally significant protected area

The proposed Teck project would be Alberta’s largest open-pit oilsands mine. At 29,000 hectares, this colossal mine would cover more than twice the area of the City of Vancouver. And it would be located just 30 kilometres up the Athabasca River from Wood Buffalo—one of only 10 of Canada’s natural UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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