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Ezra Levant throws down with Greenpeace and Saudi Arabia

April 01, 2011 Category: People Tags: , , , ,
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But his strident case for Alberta's oil sands could also be an abdication of leadership More →

Why building better cities matters

March 01, 2011 Category: Economics Tags: , , , , , , ,
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Smokestacks get the blame, but are Canadian cities the real climate culprit? More →

Bet on growth in the oil sands, IEA says

January 01, 2011 Category: Economics Tags: , , , , ,
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Bitumen-belt emissions may be higher, but the world needs 'unconventional' fuel More →

On our radar: a green plan for the ages

November 26, 2010 Category: Energy Ink Tags: , , , , ,
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Ontario's long-term energy plan is ambitious. But who will foot the bill? More →

Want to slash GHG emissions? Start with methane

November 10, 2010 Category: Charts Tags: , ,
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Carbon dioxide makes headlines while a potentially worse offender goes unchecked More →

Podcast | Small Steps, Big Gains

October 13, 2010 Category: Web Exclusives Tags: , , , , ,
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Talking efficiency with Alberta's Climate Change Emissions Management Corp. More →

The relationship between wild weather and climate change

September 01, 2010 Category: Departments Tags: ,
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Is climate change less volatile than popular narratives might suggest? More →

Clean(er) technology projects benefit from Co2 sin tax

June 30, 2010 Category: Energy Ink Tags: , , , ,
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CCEMC doles out $28.1 million in third round of funding More →

CCEMC focuses on energy efficiency

June 23, 2010 Category: Energy Ink Tags: , ,
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More than $5 million awarded in second salvo of funding More →

Climate change indicators care of the U.S. EPA

April 28, 2010 Category: Energy Ink Tags: , ,
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The environmental watchdog wades into the fracas 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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