These projects are aimed at avoiding possible oil supply interruptions and restraining global crude oil prices.

I've not heard of any such talks for Canadian oil sand projects. There've been so many reports recently about Chinese companies buying up assets globally.

Wildlife in this state are already being squeezed by a variety of new oil and gas projects, and new habitats simply aren't appearing out of thin air to make up for the accelerating rate of habitat loss.

The outline reflects the general will of the public.

We do not want to pay too big a price tomorrow for growth today. If that is the case, it is not real development.

Investment in some industries is expanding too fast, the pattern of distribution of investment among different industries is irrational, and there is pressure for overheated investment to rebound.