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  • Several Canadian-owned oil and gas pipelines pass through Wyoming, bringing both Canadian and locally produced oil and gas to refineries. Source: DFAIT
  • For each aluminum beverage can recycled in Canada, enough fossil-fuel energy is saved to run a television for three hours.
  • In 2004, 24% of California’s natural gas came from Canada. Source: California Energy Commission
  • Virginia imported $376 million Canadian energy in 2005.
  • Michigan has the largest natural gas storage capacity of any state in the U.S. Much of the natural gas that enters Michigan from Canada is placed into storage, then delivered back into Canada for use there or distributed to other states within the U.S. Source: DFAIT
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