A
meeting
of
EU
technical
experts
failed
to
approve
a
proposal
to
label
fuel
from
Alberta's
vast
oil
sands
as
more
polluting
than
other
sources
of
crude.
Canada
had
campaigned
against
the
idea,
saying
it
was
unjustified
and
could
help
discriminate
against
its
oil.
"We're
very
pleased.
This
was
certainly
a
resounding
win
...
it
was
a
victory
for
science
and
good
policy,"
Natural
Resources
Minister
Joe
Oliver
told
Reuters.
Oliver
said
Ottawa
would
maintain
its
lobbying
efforts
against
the
so-called
Fuel
Quality
Directive
(FQD)
on
the
grounds
that
"I…
