Climate champs don’t build pipelines, they build …oil refineries?
David Eby resurrects red herring to distract from pipeline debate
Climate contrarians have the president’s ear
Made-in-American climate assessment challenges IPCC modelling, introducing alternative projections and recommendations that are shaping national conversations on environmental strategy and scientific credibility.
Energy, climate, and economics — A smarter path for Canada
From Resource Works senior fellow Jerome Gessaroli.
Must Premier Eby choose between fossil fuels and climate commitments?
Stewart Muir: A response to the Sierra Club, Dogwood BC and other authors of a recent Vancouver Sun op-ed.
Natural resources can build a new Arctic
The cost of adapting to climate change will be staggering. How can Northern communities already struggling with poverty and inadequate infrastructure rebuild and attract investment? Oscar Judelson-Kelly weighs in.
BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, part 4: The elephant in the room – climate change
Report: ‘Our reputation is hurting us. It is especially hurting our ability to address perceptions in key markets and to generate support for many resource projects’
How California’s natural gas champion raised the green roof at event
One of the most avidly listened-to speakers at the recent LNG conference in Vancouver was Richard Muller, a professor of physics at the University of California, Berkeley. He put natural gas into perspective in terms of climate change and water safety, arguing that it is a ‘saviour’ fuel