Commentary: Canadian LNG can lower global emissions
We must get Canadian energy to global markets, reducing greenhouse gases while creating prosperity here at home.
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Petroleum in Real Life: Kayaks
Who says oil and water don’t mix? Kayaks make their case.
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Environmental Protection: Spending by industry
The oil and natural gas industry accounts for 44 per cent of environmental protection spending, according to data from Statistics Canada.
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PODCAST: What growing global energy demand means for Canada
"It also shows that all forms of energy are still needed to address the growing global need. There’s also a significant shift in lower carbon sources of energy becoming available to replace coal. And you’ll see that with natural gas displacing coal in energy transmission."
Krista Nelson, Calgary
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CAPP, Alberta government respond to UN Committee directive
UN committee directive urging Canada to stop pipeline construction reflects ignorance of Canadian law and consultation processes.
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What is Article 6, and why does it matter to Canada?
This key chapter to the Paris Agreement could encourage international collaboration on greenhouse gas emissions reductions and help Canada...
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Premiers support need for increased LNG exports to Asia
Once opposed to the idea that Canadian LNG can help reduce global emissions, B.C.’s premier now supports more LNG exports
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VIDEO: An Indigenous Stake in Energy
Steve Paikin of TVO and a panel of experts discuss Indigenous ownership of Trans Mountain and how oil and natural gas can be a path to...
