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OverviewAlaskaCanadaNatural GasResourceWhite Paperapprovalbordergaspipelines
No Alaska natural gas can physically cross the border into Canada without a handful of government agencies - in the United States and Canada - blessing the event. But getting government permission for the gas itself to leave Alaska and enter Canada on its way to Lower 48 markets will be a relative snap compared to the years-long ordeal to sanction construction of the proposed multibillion-dollar natural gas pipeline from Alaska's North Slope. It's like the difference between issuing a hall pass to the school nurse's office vs. actually building the school.
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citationChad Rowan, Crossing Borders The Approvals Needed to Move Alaska Gas Through Canada, 2013-01-07, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/crossing-borders-the-approvals-needed-to-move-alaska-gas-through-canada
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- http://www.arlis.org/thepipefiles/Record/1479845