What’s next for Canada’s water?
Canada boasts an impressive abundance of water resources, but jurisdictional overlap and over-regulation are drying up opportunities. As the federal government plans a new Canada Water Agency, stakeholders urge greater consultation.
Water protection: A matter of vital public interest
A major court ruling was a reminder that British Columbians, and Canadians generally, have the environmental movement to thank for world-leading regulations that make the country a beacon of good practice.
A growing body of evidence on BC’s clean-energy future
People are deeply concerned about water management, and any perception that supplies are at risk from development can be bad news for the energy sector. This infographic should allay those concerns
Fracking review: regulatory framework is ‘robust’
Second report shows that BC natural gas extraction is done safely, but regulations should continue to evolve
A free, public treasure trove of facts on natural resources
In this era of publicly accessible information, the world is at everyone’s fingertips. However, it is often the case that the first search results you find online are news articles – sometimes written without knowledge of, or access to, the most recent and relevant facts
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