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![Towards the end of August 2014, Kinder Morgan Energy illegally cut down 13 Red Alders in the Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area, in my hometown of Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. They did this to drill a bore hole, so that they could do surveys to expand the Trans Mountain Pipeline, right through Burnaby Mountain. In this image, two Kinder Morgan employees are standing in the clearing as their company helicopter flies above. : by connorstefanison, Views[563]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/connorstefanison/51475/Photo1_ConnorStefanison_medium.jpg "Towards the end of August 2014, Kinder Morgan Energy illegally cut down 13 Red Alders in the Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area, in my hometown of Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. They did this to drill a bore hole, so that they could do surveys to expand the Trans Mountain Pipeline, right through Burnaby Mountain. In this image, two Kinder Morgan employees are standing in the clearing as their company helicopter flies above. : by connorstefanison, Views[563]")
Towards the end of August 2014, Kinder Morgan Energy illegally cut down 13 Red Alders in the Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area, in my hometown of Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. They did this to drill a bore hole, so that they could do surveys to expand the Trans Mountain Pipeline, right through Burnaby Mountain. In this image, two Kinder Morgan employees are standing in the clearing as their company helicopter flies above.
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