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"Oil Sands Report Criticizes All Stakeholders"

"Cutting through rhetoric that so often dominates debate over Canada's oil sands, a new report by a prominent academic group is a comprehensive snapshot of the failings and successes of all the industry's stakeholders and raises hope for a new era of oversight.

The peer-reviewed report, to be published Wednesday by the Royal Society of Canada, takes aim at oil companies, governments and environmental groups alike while recommending steps to improve environmental monitoring in the economically vital industry."

Josh Wingrove reports for the Toronto Globe and Mail December 15, 2010.

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"Mystery Under Our Feet Troubling" (Edmonton Journal)

Source: Toronto Globe & Mail, 12/15/2010