Once upon a time contact lenses were made of hard glass that suffocated one’s eyeballs. Thankfully, along came modern plastics made from oil and natural gas—including hydrogel (a special plastic that absorbs water), without which soft contact lenses would be impossible. Read the story.
The world needs energy. Shouldn’t it come from a nation that leads in terms of environment, social progress and regulatory quality?
Comfortable, lightweight and supportive running shoes are made possible by oil and natural gas.
Despite government approvals and the desire of most Canadians to get new pipelines built, delays have affected this nation-building project proposal.
Less spending in Canada’s oil sands means fewer jobs for every province in Canada
Canadian liquefied natural gas produces way fewer greenhouse gas emissions than coal, taking into account production, transportation and combustion.