World class safety standards apparently includes constant mistakes. The incident occurred in February near Crane Lake, but wasn’t discovered until Aug. 18, when a resident stumbled across it while scouting in the bush for a place to go hunting later this fall. Graham White, a spokesman for Enbridge’s pipeline division, said the company is working with the Alberta Energy Regulator to fill in a trench created when the water was released and ran downhill toward the lake, which is off Highway 55, about 15 minutes west of Cold Lake. Enbridge is back in the news this week because they discharged water from a pipeline into the wrong place: a wetlands area including a spring that feeds a popular swimming lake. Their response? In the future theyll dispose of discharge more exactly to their specified location. This is absurd. Is it any wonder a majority of British Columbians prefer not to expose their economy to these bad actors? edmontonjournal/Water+discharge+from+Enbridge+pipeline+goes+awry+near+Crane+Lake/10169006/story.html
Posted on: Thu, 04 Sep 2014 17:10:20 +0000
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