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Environment

The seedy side of oil sands reclamation

May 01, 2011 Category: Environment Tags: , , , ,
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Turning mined out moonscapes into wild habitat is not like raising a Chia Pet More →

Carbon capture and the politics of public acceptance

April 01, 2011 Category: Environment, Technology Tags: , , , , ,
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Why a false alarm at a Saskatchewan farm matters More →

The University of Regina leads a CO2 brain trust

April 01, 2011 Category: Environment Tags: , ,
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Nearby Weyburn-Midale enhanced oil recovery provides crucial industry know-how More →

Turning an oil sands mine into an ATV park

March 01, 2011 Category: Environment Tags: , , , ,
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Spruce, pine, barley ... ATVs? A wacky reclamation scheme turns heads More →

Studying the intersection of oil, gas and wildlife in Alberta

February 01, 2011 Category: Environment Tags: , , , , , ,
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A unique fund helps biologists map industrial impacts on natural settings More →

The false promise of the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan

January 01, 2011 Category: Environment Tags: , ,
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Woodland caribou remain unprotected despite at risk designation More →

Alberta energy firms get set for carbon constraints

November 01, 2010 Category: Environment Tags: , , , ,
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The hunt is on for standardized equipment that promises green gains More →

Power plants and factories top oil sands for water use

November 01, 2010 Category: Environment Tags: , , , ,
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Thermal power plants fired by nuclear reactors and coal prove thirstier: StatsCan More →

How a change of plans can jeopardize environmental goals

November 01, 2010 Category: Environment Tags: , , ,
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The trouble with results-based environmental monitoring More →

CERES lends oil sands players a respectable touch

September 01, 2010 Category: Environment, Policy Tags: , , , , ,
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Alberta's gravy-train faces increased scrutiny from environmental watchdogs More →

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Albertans seek stronger ties to China: survey

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is not alone in wanting closer economic ties with China. Albertans, too, think a stronger relationship with the Middle Kingdom is in the province’s best interest, according to results of a survey conducted by the University of Alberta’s China Institute.  More →

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