Les sables bitumineux : la honte du Canada / Andrew Nikiforuk ; préface de Thomas Mulcair ; traduit de l'anglais par Marianne Champagne.

Main entry:

Nikiforuk, Andrew, 1955- author.

Title & Author:

Les sables bitumineux : la honte du Canada / Andrew Nikiforuk ; préface de Thomas Mulcair ; traduit de l'anglais par Marianne Champagne.

Publication:

Montréal : Les Éditions Écosociété, [2010]

Description:

312 pages : charts, maps ; 22 cm

Notes:
"Comment le pétrole sale détruit la planète"--Subtitle from cover.
Translation of: Tar sands: dirty oil and the future of a continent.
Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

9782923165684 (paperback)
2923165683 (paperback)

Subject:

Oil sands industry Environmental aspects Canada.
Oil sands industry Economic aspects Canada.
Oil sands Environmental aspects Alberta Fort McMurray Region.
Sables bitumineux Industrie Aspect de l'environnement Canada.
Sables bitumineux Industrie Aspect économique Canada.
Sables bitumineux Aspect de l'environnement Alberta Fort McMurray, Région de.
Social conditions
Oil sands Environmental aspects
Oil sands industry Economic aspects
Oil sands industry Environmental aspects
Fort McMurray (Alta.) Social conditions.
Fort McMurray (Alb.) Conditions sociales.
Alberta Fort McMurray Region
Alberta Fort McMurray
Canada

Added entries:

Nikiforuk, Andrew, 1955- Tar sands. English.
Mulcair, Tom, 1954- writer of preface.
Champagne, Marianne, translator.

Subtitle from cover: Comment le pétrole sale détruit la planète

Holdings:

Location: Library main 308334
Call No.: BIB 253755
Status: Available

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