December 09, 2009
Category: Charts
Tags: CO2, emissions, Environment, Policy
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As world leaders gather in Copenhagen to debate cutting CO2 emissions, it is worth glancing at who has the most to cut. The following chart shows the latest data on per capita CO2 emissions in the world and with a breakdown first among OECD countries and non-OECD and then by regions.
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December 01, 2009
Category: Environment, Policy
Tags: Environment, ERCB, lease abandonment, mineral rights
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Reclamation and managing cumulative effects require quick action (more…)
October 01, 2009
Category: Editor's Blog
Tags: Environment, Preston Manning
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In the energy sector, expectations are running high on all fronts (more…)
October 27, 2008
Category: Environment
Tags: CETAC-West, champions, efficiency, Environment, Joe Lukacs
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An environmental services pioneer throws his heart into spreading a new gospel of clean, green efficiency (more…)
September 15, 2008
Category: Policy
Tags: bitumen, CAPP, Environment, industry, oil & gas, oil sands, oilsands, public relations, reputation
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In the face of vociferous criticism, oil sands advocates discuss how best to remediate the industry’s reputation (more…)
May 29, 2008
Category: Policy
Tags: Alberta Royalty Review, carbon capture and storage, climate change, Environment, gas prices, oil & gas, policies
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What lies ahead for the oil and gas sector?
Alberta Oil invited Tristone Capital’s Cristina Lopez to discuss industry opportunities and challenges for the near future with Greg Stringham of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) and Gary Leach of the Small Explorers and Producers Association of Canada (SEPAC). Some of the highlights of this wide-ranging discussion are provided below. (more…)
October 01, 2005
Category: Environment
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Wilderness Association, Andrew Nikiforuk, Calgary Herald, Environment, environmentalism, Globe and Mail, industry image, media, oil & gas, Paul Haavardsrud, WWF
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AO’s contributing author calls out for the development of a truly mainstream professional class of “environmentalists”.
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