Non-Renewables

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Mending Mining

Mar 2015 | IN Canada’s Map to Sustainability 41.1 | BY Martin Mkandawire Ken Oakes

Rethinking the extraction industry to improve ecological and social outcomes.

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Transforming Energy

Mar 2015 | IN Canada’s Map to Sustainability 41.1 | BY Jennifer M. McKellar Heather L. MacLean Joule A. Bergerson

Full article available online

Powering tomorrow begins with making changes today.

Huffing & Puffing

Apr 2014 | IN Sharing 40.2 | BY Andrew Nikiforuk

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The quest to mine bitumen with steam is quietly spelling disaster.

What the China-US Climate Accord Means for Canada’s Economy

Dec 17 2014 | IN Non-Renewables | BY Robert Paehlke

An imminent pause in the oil patch boom suggests that it might be time to put some of our eggs in another basket.

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Silent But Deadly

Oct 2014 | IN Education 40.4 | BY Andrew Nikiforuk

Full article available online

A fractured tale of leaky wells and migrating methane.

The UnAtomic Age

Oct 2014 | IN Education 40.4 | BY Jim Harris

Full article available online

Getting past the nuclear era’s fiscal meltdown.

Toxic Assets: The Carbon Bubble

Oct 2014 | IN Education 40.4 | BY Janet Kimantas

Full article available online

Investment managers are waking up to the fact that holding vast reserves in fossil fuel companies, especially for vital purposes such as pension funds, is an unacceptable risk.

The Perils of Going Big: Capturing Carbon in Saskatchewan

Oct 17 2014 | IN Technology | BY Eric Nay

SaskPower’s retrofit could set a precedent for keeping aging coal plants open after all.

The Ugly Truth About Energy East

Oct 07 2014 | IN Pipelines | BY Environmental Defence

Energy East is North America’s largest proposed tar sands pipeline, and Environmental Defence is here to set the record straight about the risks it poses.

Line 9 construction blockade in Innerkip, Ontario

Another Enbridge Line 9 Blockade

Aug 05 2014 | IN Pipelines | BY Laura McDonald

Protestors have shut down a pipeline construction site in Innerkip, Ontario, and plan to stay "indefinitely."

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