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LNG Canada fined $50K over underwater noise monitoring during tug terminal construction

The company behind a major LNG export terminal on British Columbia's North Coast has been handed a $50,000 administrative penalty related to underwater noise while building a tug terminal three years ago.

LNG Canada fined $50K over underwater noise monitoring during tug terminal construction

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Fund ML-1 partly via railway land commercialisation, says PM Shehbaz

Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz construction of Main Line-1 (ML-1) should be undertaken on a commercial basis by utilising the identified lands worth billions of rupees of Pakistan Railways. The development came during a review meeting on reforms in Pakistan Railways was held in Islamabad under the chairmanship of PM Shehbaz.

When Compliance Workarounds Backfire

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