« In the hallways and offices of America’s capital city, a war is being quietly waged out of view of most Canadians and Americans. The outcome will decide North America’s energy future and its impact on the planet’s climate. » Read more.…
An evaluation of four main reports by the Water Monitoring Data Review Committee for the Albertan Government. The evaluation details the contamination of the Athabasca River system with metal and other chemical pollutants from the oil sands operations. Read more……
This document is the Proposal for Evaluating Upstream GHG emissions of Tar Sands as Feedstock for a notional European Refinery as defined for the JEC Well-to-Wheel Study. It conveys two main tasks both of which centre around reviewing the GHG […]
Canada’s exports of oil, gas, hydro and uranium are becoming more lucrative and desirable as protests continue in Egypt and the middle East. The timing is significant, with the U.S. poised to soon decide on the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, […]
E-mail report on Pan European Oil Sands Team Meeting with outlines of participants including various industry representatives. Includes industry call for Canadian regulations.
This is a copy of the itinerary for Alberta Minister of Energy, Ron Liepert, for his visit to Europe. Included in his itinerary are scheduled meetings with oil and industry representatives and the Pan European Oil Sands Team. Original source […]
This report released by Stanford University details the relationship between crude oil derived from the Canadian tar-sands in comparison to crude oil refinery feedstock in the EU. As well the detailed report provides scientific evidence and background into tar-sands production, […]
On Feb. 10 this year, two Canadian government officials appeared before a public hearing in Wisconsin to deliver a solemn warning. The state was then considering adoption of broad climate change legislation designed to generate tens of thousands of green […]
Canada’s campaign to kill climate policies outside our boarders. Over the last few years, Canada’s federal government has systematically tried to kill clean energy and climate change policies in other countries in order to promote the interests of oil companies. […]
This letter from a group of Members of European Parliament to the Commissioner for climate action, Connie Hedegaard, expresses their concern with the removal of a specified carbon intensity value for tar sands oil. They argue that this defeats the […]
