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TransCanada海角吃瓜网檚 proposed 4500 km Energy East pipeline poses too much risk to waterways to be approved, the Council of Canadians says.

The CAN$ 12 billion pipeline would carry 1.1 million bpd of crude oil from terminals at Hardisty, Alta. and Moosomin, Sask. to refineries in Montreal, the Quebec City region and Saint John, N.B.

Crude not used in Eastern Canada would be exported to international markets from marine terminals built in Quebec and New Brunswick.

The council said the pipeline would significantly increase tanker traffic in the already busy Bay of Fundy, thereby increasing the risk of spills and marine noise.

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The report says the pipeline would cross at least 90 watersheds and 961 waterways, many of them on First Nations land.

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The report also encourages municipal and provincial governments along the route to commission independent scientific analysis to evaluate the threat of a spill.

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