Back to school – and straight into the AI question
As B.C. students return to school, Resource Works polling analysis highlights a deep tension: while 63 per cent of teachers see AI as a time-saver, 86 per cent worry students will become overly dependent on it.
Training the next generation of leadership in the Montney
“They’ve totally redesigned all the equipment around these well sites, so there’s no methane reaching atmosphere anymore.”
Helping a neighbour – it’s the western way
Alberta’s “energy war room” was launched in Calgary with a mission to educate Canadians about necessary facts. Stewart Muir explains why he was happy to take the stage in support of this venture.
Think again about natural resources
With future prosperity at stake, it’s time to ask whether some of the things we think we know about natural resources are even true.
Getting past polarization
Our homepage at Resource Works says it all: “We have a problem. British Columbia is polarized”. Well, it’s not just British Columbia. We are seeing polarization over many natural resources in many jurisdictions.
UBC forestry leads the revival and rethinking of BC’s biggest industry
The faculty is going through a revival at the University of British Columbia, drawing a new wave of urban students like Robert Smidstra, who see not just a profession, but also a way to bring about social change
LNG in BC Conference attracting students for education, training and research opportunities
One of the more unexpected sights at the event is the crowds of young people strolling the halls of the Vancouver Convention Centre