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Activists to Move Further Against Fraser Surrey Docks in 2014
Jan. 02, 2014 10:14AM PST
Industrial MetalsThe Globe and Mail reported that in 2014, activists plan to try to get the planned Fraser Surrey Docks direct-transfer coal facility on the British Columbia government’s agenda. Thus far, the provincial government has not commented on the issue.
The Globe and Mail reported that in 2014, activists plan to try to get the planned Fraser Surrey Docks direct-transfer coal facility on the British Columbia government’s agenda. Thus far, the provincial government has not commented on the issue.
As quoted in the market news:
‘Come January, we’ll start to focus pressure on the province,’ Kevin Washbrook, a spokesman for the group Voters Taking Action on Climate Change, said in a recent e-mail.
‘They [the provincial government] have so far been silent on this, even though they have complete power to spike the Texada end of this proposal by refusing a permit to expand the coal-handling facilities there. The port [Port Metro Vancouver] has no say in that decision. No Texada terminal, no barging coal from Surrey, and the project is dead.’