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Political moves, both current and projected, are placing outsized influence on U.S. and Canadian oil markets
While Canada's leaders promise measures to protect oilfield livelihoods, shale drillers in the U.S. are working to minimize the effects of a potential Biden victory. In this week's podcast, World Oil editors discuss the scope and viability of a plan in Newfoundland and Labrador to ensure a future for the offshore oil and gas sector, as well as the lengths shale drillers are taking to ensure their own livelihoods should Joe Biden win the Presidential election in November.
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By Cameron Wallace, Digital Editor at World Oil
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While Canada's leaders promise measures to protect oilfield livelihoods, shale drillers in the U.S. are working to minimize the effects of a potential Biden victory. In this week's podcast, World Oil editors discuss the scope and viability of a plan in Newfoundland and Labrador to ensure a future for the offshore oil and gas sector, as well as the lengths shale drillers are taking to ensure their own livelihoods should Joe Biden win the Presidential election in November.