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Author Carol Linnitt

Carol Linnitt

Carol is a writer and researcher focusing on energy development, environmental policy, wildlife, Canadian politics, transparency and democracy. She joined DeSmog in June 2010 as a researcher, focusing much of her time on the natural gas industry and hydraulic fracturing.

Carol is the lead author of DeSmog‘s original report Fracking the Future: How Unconventional Gas Threatens Our Water, Health & Climate. Her work also led to the DeSmog micro-documentary CRY WOLF: An Unethical Oil Story and the Cry Wolf investigative series.

Carol began her environmental career writing and performing interviews for The Canada Expedition, a non-governmental sustainability initiative, and while working in dispute resolution with communities affected by resource scarcity.

Carol has a Master’s in English Literature from York University where she studied political theory, natural resource conflicts and aboriginal rights. She also has a Master’s in Philosophy in the field of phenomenology and environmental ethics and is currently a doctoral candidate at the University of Victoria in the English and Cultural, Social and Political Thought programs. Her work has appeared in the Vancouver Observer, the Huffington Post, Think Progress, EcoWatch and Academic Matters.

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Is Trudeau Turning His Back On Fixing Canada’s Environmental Laws?

Carol Linnitt
September 14, 2017
CSR in Canada, political leadership
The regulatory system appears to have been calibrated to serve the needs of industry.

Five Surprisingly Good Things That Happened in Canada in 2016

Carol Linnitt
December 31, 2016
CSR in Canada, Energy, Cities and Climate Change
2016 was actually the most promising year Canada has had on climate action in more than a decade.

Canada’s Unmuzzled Scientists Call for Protection From Future Muzzling

Carol Linnitt
March 29, 2016
CSR in Canada, Ethics
The scientific community is asking how it can prevent ideology-driven, anti-science policies from taking root ever again.

‘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.

Canada’s Oilsands Links Emissions to Negative Health Impacts. Canada needs an Open and Honest Discussion.

Carol Linnitt
April 9, 2014
CSR in Canada, Energy, Cities and Climate Change
Last week an Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) panel released a report confirming the odours released from a Baytex Energy Corp. oil sands processing facility may have been the cause of health complications.
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