On February 22nd, 2019, the National Energy Board delivered its reconsideration review for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion declaring the pipeline is in the national interest. With this recommendation, the pipeline is

This past week, scientists from Climate Change and Environment Canada released the 2019 “Canada’s Changing Climate Report” which highlighted concerns about Canadian temperature increases being above the global average. While this is

Today, a report by Environment Canada scientists was published announcing that previously recorded emissions intensities were off for four different major oil sands operations in Northern Alberta. Environmentalists have been quick to

Patagonia’s limiting sales of its popular vests, excluding corporate clients judged not to be onboard with the outdoor clothier’s environmental and climate positions, apparently including natural gas and oil (see the last few sentences

According to researchers like Vivian Krause from Fair Questions  and organizations like Energy In Depth , there has been sustained efforts to hinder the production of hydrocarbons in Canada and the United States among other regions

This week National Geographic published its latest attack on the oil sands industry, written by Ontario-based “international environmental journalist” Stephen Leahy. Headlined “This is the world’s most destructive oil operation—and it’s growing,” from its

Original post from Nicole Jacobs, Energy in Depth. April 11th, 2019 A literature review of studies that have unsuccessfully attempted to show fracking is negatively impacting health is getting some media attention based on its claim

Navius Research released a report that details the need to balance our carbon intensity with the carbon intensity of other regions. Specifically, they noted that while Canada’s greenhouse gas abatement policies are

The past year has been filled with news stories and press releases about the controversial Bill C-69 and the effects that it could have on the Canadian industry. This bill has especially

There has been a growing trend in North America, particularly in the United States but more recently in Canada with such environmental organizations like Greenpeace and West Coast Environmental Law spurring the