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Patterson motion seeking policy for oil and gas shore bases - Stabroek News
The main opposition APNU+AFC has approached the National Assembly to have a land use policy developed to manage the location of shore bases in the Oil and Gas Sector. The article Patterson motion seeking policy for oil and gas shore bases appeared first on Stabroek News.
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