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The global danger of locking in oilsands growth

TSSS Contributor
July 31, 2018
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
Canada is counting on the world to stop buying oilsands but they’re not willing to plan for that in Alberta or Canada.

Another reason why expansion of Alberta’s oil/tar sands has a weak business case

The Energy Mix
March 14, 2018
CSR in Canada, Energy, Cities and Climate Change
Canadians hoping Alberta's oil exports from its tar and oil sands will expand may be disappointed.

What will NAFTA say about Alberta’s Leaking Tailing Ponds?

DeSmog Blog
August 24, 2017
Energy, Cities and Climate Change, political leadership
For years environmental organizations have called on the federal government to do something about the leakage from Alberta’s oilsands tailings ponds.

Tar Sands/Oil Sands Will Hit Emissions Ceiling by 2026

The Energy Mix
February 20, 2017
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
Based on current emissions and our production outlook,” by 2025-2026 the cap will be breached.” By 2030, the sector will be emitting at a level 10% above the cap.

‘Woe is Us’: Oil Industry a Hot Mess After NDP Alberta Victory

Carol Linnitt
May 7, 2015
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
The new premier isn’t likely to “pick a fight” with industry and represents policies that are actually much closer to the PCs than one might think.

Smearing environmental groups won’t help oilsands

Ed Whittingham
December 18, 2013
Uncategorized
The oilsands is a complex issue - to say that you're either for it or against it....fails to address the middle ground where solutions can be found.

What stands in the way of responsible oilsands development?

Jennifer Grant
November 29, 2013
Uncategorized
Regulations can only save the day if they are enforced. Take a closer look at environmental management in the oilsands, and you’ll find too many cases where existing regulations are brushed off by oilsands operators, government agencies, or both.
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