Iron & Earth Watch Chris Brown, an oil sands electrician from Calgary share his solutions to combat climate change and unemployment with renewable energy. Like many of us at Iron & Earth, Chris doesn’t see an inherent contradiction between working […]
Oil prices mean current transport capacity sufficient, says internal memo iPolitics By Bruce Cheadle, Canadian Press Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is telling Ottawa there’s no more time to “dither” on pipeline approvals, but an internal federal analysis may indicate why […]
National Observer by Christopher Adams Wind and solar installations in an undated image. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. As Saskatchewan promises to accelerate renewable energy, one company has proposed the European community ownership model in a move that could change the […]
National Observer July 08, 2016 Enbridge president and CEO Al Monaco. File photo by The Canadian Press. Canada’s national pipeline enforcement agency has dealt another blow to energy giant Enbridge Inc. in the wake of a recent court decision that […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE K’JIPUKTUK (HALIFAX,NS) June 29, 2016 – Catherine Abreu, Executive Director of Climate Action Network – Réseau action climat (CAN-Rac) Canada, reacts to the joint statement from North American leaders on climate and clean energy made today: “It […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE VANCOUVER – Catherine Abreu, Executive Director of Climate Action Network – Réseau action climat (CAN-Rac) Canada, reacts to the environmental assessment and National Energy Board review processes launched yesterday: “It is encouraging to see government kickstart the […]
Announcing CAN-Rac Canada’s New Executive Director Concluding an extensive selection process, the Board of Directors of Climate Action Network – Reseau action climat (CAN-Rac) Canada is pleased to announce the appointment of Catherine Abreu as its Executive Director. Catherine joins […]
The Guardian By Chris D’Angelo April 28, 2016 It should come as no surprise that human activity is causing the world’s oceans to warm, rise and acidify. But an equally troubling impact of climate change is that it is beginning […]
Climate Central by Brian Kahn An unusually intense May wildfire roared into Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, on Tuesday, forcing the largest wildfire evacuation in province history. The flames rode the back of hot, windy weather that will continue through Wednesday […]
Mandatory evacuation orders issued for 80,000 residents in north of Alberta province, with reports entire neighbourhoods destroyed by wildfire The Guardian By Nicky Woolf and agencies The entire population of a northern Alberta city has been ordered to evacuate as […]
