We wouldn't want a few thousands of dollars from foreign public interest foundations hijacking the process and affecting the interests of loyal companies developing Alberta tar sands, such as:
Thailand's state-owned PTTEP;
government controlled Statoil of Norway;
the state owned Korean National Oil Company;
Beijing based PetroChina;
Sinopec, controlled by Government of China;
Royal Dutch Shell, based in The Hague, Netherlands;
Chevron Corporation of San Ramon, CA;
Houston-based ConocoPhillips;
Tea Party financier Koch Industries subsidiary Koch Exploration Canada Corporation;
BP, headquartered in London, England;
China Investment Corp, from Beijing, China;
Devon Energy of Oklahoma;
ExxonMobil, of Irving, TX;
Occidental Petroleum of Los Angeles, CA;
Total S.A. of France;
Marathon Oil of Houston;
Nippon Oil of Tokyo;
Murphy Oil of Arkansas;
Husky Oil, controlled by Li Ka-shing of Hong Kong;
etc.
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