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The previous poster is correct. The gas is exported from the US because it is more convenient in the overall picture to export from Canada to the US in some areas rather than transfer the gas internally within Canada. If the US were to block exports to Canada, all that would happen is that Canada would export exactly that amount less to the US to start with, and transfer it internally to the areas that are currently importing from the US, incurring greater costs.
The author really needs to grasp the bigger picture here.
Posted on September 7 at 1:03 p.m. (Suggest removal)
The previous poster is correct. The gas is exported from the US because it is more convenient in the overall picture to export from Canada to the US in some areas rather than transfer the gas internally within Canada. If the US were to block exports to Canada, all that would happen is that Canada would export exactly that amount less to the US to start with, and transfer it internally to the areas that are currently importing from the US, incurring greater costs.
The author really needs to grasp the bigger picture here.
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