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Natasha Bulowski
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News, Energy, Ottawa Insider
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May 14th 2024
A massive carbon capture project in Canada’s oilsands should require an environmental impact assessment, say a local First Nation and environmental groups who are calling on the provincial government to make it happen.
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Energy Transitions Commission chair Adair Turner sees “serious challenge” ahead for country as greater-than-expected oil and gas export revenue loss combines with high-price ramp up of carbon capture to meet national climate targets.
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News, Business
| May 15th 2024
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Cruise ships using dirty scrubber systems on Canada's West Coast spewed out nearly half of the 88 million tonnes of acidic wastewater and toxic metals generated and dumped into the ocean in 2022, new data sparked by a Stand.earth complaint shows.
Rochelle Baker
News
| May 15th 2024
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“This discovery is significant as it indicates that restoration efforts to improve wildlife habitat and address pollutants in the Toronto area are yielding positive results,” said Karen McDonald, senior manager of restoration and infrastructure for the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority.
Abdul Matin Sarfraz
News
| May 15th 2024
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Federal legislation designed to protect us from harms such as bullying, harassment and even ransom demands instead illustrates how proposed cures can be worse than the disease.
Sharon Polsky
Opinion
| May 15th 2024
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Hundreds of residents in four neighbourhoods in the southern end of Fort McMurray have been ordered out as a wildfire threatens the Alberta community, bringing back memories of a devastating fire eight years earlier.
The Canadian Press
News
| May 14th 2024
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Last year offered energy providers in the region a glimpse of the conditions they may need to adapt to as the world warms and seasonal weather patterns shift.
Syris Valentine
News, US News
| May 15th 2024
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Climate journalism is challenging work. Day after day, our reporters must confront an existential threat head-on without flinching or turning away. Still, we love what we do.
Linda Solomon Wood
Opinion
| May 14th 2024
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