Carbon tech or carbon taxes: what’s the best approach to climate action?
New Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre lost no time in making it clear he’s a believer in technology-driven climate solutions over taxation. To understand the situation, best look southward.
Net-zero needs natural resource innovation
Margareta Dovgal: New innovations in mining, energy and aquaculture offer solutions to environmental and economic troubles.
Capturing carbon is the future
“The enemy isn’t fossil fuels. It’s not even coal. It’s carbon dioxide. So carbon-capture technologies are the future,” writes Cory Channon.
Canada at a hinge point on energy and climate
Progress has been made, but will the country be able to bend its emissions curve downwards and capitalize on its energy potential? Monica Gattinger offers five recommendations.
Budget 2021 and natural resources
From R&D to low emission fuels and national trade corridors, Budget 2021 means big things for natural resources, says Margareta Dovgal.
Mining plans new future in BC
Amidst uncompetitive tax and regulatory regimes, a new roadmap from the province and the Mining Association of BC hopes to overcome challenges through innovation, ESG, and a revitalized workforce.
Not your grandparents’ oil
With emissions reduced by over 30% since 1990, the Canadian oilsands continue to find innovative ways to reduce emissions and conserve the natural environment.
We need private investment to build back better
Government can’t print money forever—we’ll need private investment. So what would happen without investment from mining, oil, and gas? Josiah Haynes investigates.
Collaborative innovation in Canada’s oil sands
WATCH: Our second instalment of the Resource Innovation Forum featured Wes Jickling, Chief Executive of Canada’s Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA), for a discussion on the collaboration that advances the environmental performance of Canada’s major oil sands producers.