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CNRL persuaded Notley government to weaken methane rules

Leaked emails and memos from the Alberta Energy Regulator reveal how industry lobbied a cabinet minister to weaken rules designed to slash methane pollution, a powerful greenhouse gas that contributes to the climate crisis.

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