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June 2013

  1. Are trains the new pipelines?

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May 2013

  1. Climate Change and B.C.'s Election

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February 2013

  1. Clean energy opportunities for Canada in 2013

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October 2012

  1. Save money and cut your climate impact by changing your commute
  2. Save the date: Join us at Pembina’s inaugural Un-gala on January 24

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August 2012

  1. Last chance to submit ideas for B.C.’s carbon tax review!

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July 2012

  1. Environmental review of oilsands project doesn’t fit federal government’s script

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May 2012

  1. It's time to speak out for nature and democracy
  2. Toronto event: May 30th

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April 2012

  1. Federal budget raises questions about Canada’s clean energy future

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February 2012

  1. The path to improved oilsands monitoring: Pembina’s role

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November 2011

  1. Continuing the fight to stop Maxim Power

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June 2011

  1. Inside Pembina’s analysis of the 2011 federal election

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March 2011

  1. Meet Pembina's new executive director

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Fall 2010

  1. Pembina in Cancun for UN climate talks
  2. Passing the baton — A conversation with Pembina’s incoming and outgoing oilsands directors

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August 2010

  1. Survey reveals surprising insights from leading thinkers on sustainability

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April 2010

  1. Pembina opens Washington D.C. bureau
  2. Thought leaders gather to green Alberta’s grid
  3. Pembina helps build new clean energy alliance in Nova Scotia

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March 2010

  1. New tool empowers local governments
  2. Alberta communities share ways to take action on climate change
  3. Top Blogs: Talking with climate skeptics, greenwashing the oilsands, and more

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January 2010

  1. Message from Marlo: New year, new look
  2. Field notes from Copenhagen
  3. Pembina supports Nova Scotia's investments in renewables
  4. Pembina makes Tides Top 10 list
  5. U.S. ambassador reaches out to Pembina
  6. Review reveals tailings trouble
  7. Study: Cutting carbon would build economy, grow jobs

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Summer 2009

  1. Oilsands Myths: Unwinding the Oilsands Spin
  2. High Environmental Impact of Oilsands Confirmed
  3. Ontario Nuclear Decision Suspended: Renewables Ripe for Harvest
  4. G8 Summit Puts Pressure on Canada for Stronger Climate Action
  5. Energy Alternatives for First Nations
  6. Tips for Purchasing Offsets to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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May 2009

  1. Pembina's Marlo Raynolds Recognized Among Canada's Top 40 Under 40
  2. Are Nukes Necessary For Alberta? Share Your Views
  3. B.C. Takes a Leading Role on Climate Policy
  4. Update: Ontario Passes the Green Energy Act
  5. Canada's Fair Share of a Global Climate Solution
  6. Greenhouse Gas Intensity Targets Allow Alberta Emissions to Soar
  7. Shell Breaks Global Warming Promise for Oilsands Projects
  8. Sitting on a Renewable Energy Boom

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March 2009

  1. Ontario's Green Energy Act: A Plausible Success
  2. Eyes and Ears on Environmental Dialogue Between Canada and the U.S.
  3. Carbon Capture and Storage: No Silver Bullet
  4. The Downstream Water Woes of Oilsands
  5. Macleans Oilsands Debate: Pembina's Simon Dyer Takes on David Collyer of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
  6. The Law of the Land: Alberta's Land Use Framework
  7. Better Building Codes a Clear Economic and Environmental Advantage

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February 2009

  1. Green Investments Needed for Canada's Economic Recovery: Prime Minister Harper's Budget Fails to Deliver
  2. Seven Ways Canada Could Have Stimulated A New Clean Economy
  3. Greening the Grid Good for Canada
  4. Trading Agreements: Cleaning Up Our Act
  5. Canada Needs Better Fuel Quality Standards

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2008 Archive

December 2008
  1. Happy Holidays from the Pembina Institute Staff and Board!
  2. Canada Must Change Its Course on Climate Negotiations
  3. Deep Reductions, Strong Growth: Canada Can Prosper While Tackling Climate Change
  4. Plugging Ontario Into A Green Future
  5. Green Federal Budget for the New Year
  6. Into the Future: Tackling Baseload and Storage Issues for Renewable Power
  7. Solar Partnership
  8. Land-Use Framework Could Be Alberta's Most Important Initiative in Decades
  9. Alberta's Oilsands Development Could Claim Lives of Millions of Boreal Birds

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December 2008 - Special Issue: Carbon Capture and Storage
  1. Investigating the Potential of CCS
  2. Thought Leader Forum: CCS in the Spotlight
  3. Seven Thought Leaders on Carbon Capture and Storage

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October 2008 - Special Election Issue #2
  1. Who Will Represent Canada on Global Warming?
  2. Enviro-Election Websites
  3. Elections 2008 Op-Eds

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September 2008 - Special Election Issue
  1. Pembina Reacts: Election 2008
  2. Poll: Canadians Want to See Party Leaders Debate Environmental Issues
  3. PowerUP! Join Other Canadians in Supporting Stronger Laws to Combat Climate Change
  4. PEMBINA REACTS BLOGS

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August 2008
  1. Martha Kostuch: Legacy and Lessons
  2. Ontario Needs to Press for Stronger Targets for WCI Cap-and-Trade System
  3. Reality Check: British Columbia Carbon Tax Myths and Realities
  4. G8 Heads of Government Fail to Step Up on Climate Change
  5. Tougher Regulations Needed to Kick-start CCS in Alberta
  6. Oilsands Reclamation: Fact or Fiction
  7. Catching Up: Conservation and Biodiversity Offsets in Alberta's Boreal Forest
  8. Edmontonians: Brace Yourselves for Oilsands Fever
  9. Northern and Alberta First Nations Leaders Meet to Tour the Oilsands
  10. Rob Macintosh Recognized at Alberta Emerald Awards

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June 2008
  1. British Columbia Introduces Landmark Carbon Tax Legislation
  2. Feeding the Electricity Grid Renewably
  3. Alberta Industry Fails to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Pollution
  4. Government Dismisses Multi-stakeholder Recommendation for Moratorium on Oilsands Leases
  5. Kearl Panel Fails to Answer Federal Court's Questions
  6. Urban Sprawl Threatens Ontario's Climate Change Targets
  7. Government System of Land-Use Planning Threatens Ability to Protect Environment

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March 2008
  1. Candidate Survey on Oilsands Helps Alberta Voters Cast Their Ballots
  2. A Tale of Two Budgets: Federal Budget Fails to Provide Leadership on Global Warming; B.C. Leads the Way with Carbon Tax
  3. Groups Urge Canada to Step Up to the Plate on Renewable Energy
  4. Mining for Dollars in British Columbia
  5. ...and more!

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2007 Archive

Fall 2007
  1. Alberta Oilsands Survey Needs Your Input by December 7, 2007
  2. Premier Stelmach's Rejection of the Royalty Review Panel's Recommendations Has Cost Albertans Millions
  3. Climate Negotiations in Bali Aim to Reach A Global Climate Agreement
  4. Mind the Gap Report Shows British Columbia Emissions Target Achievable, But Stronger Government Action Needed
  5. Pembina Institute Releases Report, Hosts Forum on "Unlikely Allies"
  6. GreenLearning Launches Two New Resources: EnerAction and eCards
  7. ...and more!

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Summer 2007
  1. Expedition Team Explores a World-Class River Facing World-Scale Threats
  2. Ottawa's Climate Change Strategy: Less Than Meets the Eye
  3. Prime Minister Harper Urged to Support Energy Efficiency Targets
  4. Reasonable Targets for Lowering Ontario's GHG Emissions but Where's the Plan?
  5. GreenLearning Education Program Wins Alberta Emerald Award
  6. ...and more!

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Spring 2007
  1. Art Garfunkel to Play Pembina's 2007 Green Planet Concert Series
  2. Celebrated Nature Artist Andrew Kiss Teams Up with Pembina
  3. Albertans Light Years Ahead of Their Leaders on Responsible Oilsands Development
  4. Why Intensity Targets for Greenhouse Gas Reductions Won't Work
  5. A Blueprint for Responsible Oilsands Development
  6. City of Dawson Creek Takes a Lead in Planning for Tomorrow
  7. Looming Ontario Election Puts Nuclear Power in the Hot Seat
  8. Ontario Pilots a Greenhouse Gas Intensive Waste-to-Energy Process
  9. Protecting Alberta's Precious Water Resources

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March 2007
  1. Fair Share, Green Share For a Dollar a Barrel
  2. Alberta Legislates Indefinite Increase in Emissions
  3. Rubber-stamp of New Tar Sands Project Shows Failure of Leadership
  4. Royalty Review — By Albertans for Albertans
  5. Get Informed. Take Action and Pass it On!
  6. BC's Climate Change Targets: Will the Details Add Up?
  7. Renewable Fuels Regulation Must Be Done Right
  8. Ontarians: Vote For Clean Energy
  9. Mackenzie Gas Pipeline: Using Gold to Make Lead
  10. A Valentine's Day Gift For The Climate
  11. Draft Directive on Emergency Preparedness and Response: Is it Enough?

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2006 Archive

December 2006
  1. Nuclear is Not the Answer to the Climate Crisis
  2. New Website Features Renewable Energy in Canada and Around the World
  3. While Oilsands Profits Soar, Canadians Have Lost 1.65 Billion
  4. Federal Government Stance on Kyoto Draws Criticism from International Community
  5. In Search of Clean Coal

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Fall 2006
  1. Federal Green "Clean Air Act" a Disappointing Shade of Brown
  2. Alberta Announces Boost for Bioenergy but More Action Required
  3. Translation Company Brings Wind Power Program to Ottawa
  4. Five Day Pipeline "Roadshow" an Eye Opener for First Nation Communities
  5. B.C.'s Wealth of Low Impact Electricity Options Make Coal Unnecessary
  6. Oilsands Companies Could Eliminate Their Impact on Climate Change for a Few Dollars a Barrel
  7. Bonnie Raitt: Wow! What a Concert Fundraiser!
  8. Ontario Smart Growth Policies Now Need Action
  9. Join the global day of action on climate change on November 4, 2006
  10. The Pembina Institute proudly supports the Canadian Youth Climate Coalition

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Summer 2006
  1. Bonnie Raitt Comes to Calgary for Pembina
  2. Green Learning an Emerald Award Finalist
  3. New Sustainable Electricity the Key to Ontario's Power Problems
  4. Renewable Energy for First Nations Communities
  5. Did Our Leaders Do Their Homework?

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May 2006
  1. Ambrose's place at UN Climate Change Negotiations
  2. Canada's needs to meet Greenhouse Gas targets
  3. Energy efficiency in Ontario
  4. Water use by oilsands
  5. Ontario's Highway to Sprawl
  6. Wind Power: Good Earth Cafe and Five Winds International

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April 2006
  1. Alberta plan fails to protect Athabasca River
  2. Nuclear power plans in Ontario
  3. Pembina's climate change website
  4. Ontario land use planning reforms
  5. An alternative "progress" measurement system
  6. MPs urged to take action on greenhouse gases
  7. Wind Power: Planet Organics

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February 2006
  1. A bestseller by most definitions
  2. Pembina welcomes eight new staff
  3. Wind Power participation growing steadily
  4. Revamped website features Alberta's Genuine Progress Indicator summaries
  5. Alberta resident donates Klein's $400 cheque to the Pembina Institute

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2005 Archive

December 2005
  1. Pembina's Take on the UN Climate Change Conference
  2. Oilsands Fever
  3. Oilsands Development
  4. Clean Development Mechanism
  5. CanREA and Renewable Solutions

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November 2005
  1. The UN Climate Change Conference in Montreal
  2. Kyoto: Six Months On
  3. Ontario Electricity Options
  4. CanREA web site
  5. Award for the City of Dawson Creek

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October 2005
  1. Kyoto: Needs for Deeper Cuts
  2. High Gas Price Good for Environment
  3. Alberta in 2105
  4. Cash for Clean Air Raffle
  5. 51 GPI Reports: Is Alberta Making Progress?

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August 2005
  1. Cash for Clean Air
  2. Smart Growth Case Study Report Shows Gaps in Municipal Planning
  3. Pembina Calls on Albertans to Provide Input on Coalbed Methane Proposals, Despite Objections to Royalty Reduction Proposal
  4. First Nations Energy Maps, Caribbean Energy, Clean Development Mechanism,
  5. Strategic Thinking

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July 2005
  1. In Harmony With the Wind: Alberta's Progress Toward Sustainability, Northern Gas Development Impacts, CASA Award, Suncor Wind-Energy Computers, Highways and Urban Sprawl, Clean Energy Sector Employees
  2. Nuclear is Not the Answer to the Climate Crisis
  3. New Website Features Renewable Energy in Canada and Around the World
  4. While Oilsands Profits Soar, Canadians Have Lost 1.65 Billion
  5. Federal Government Stance on Kyoto Draws Criticism from International Community
  6. In Search of Clean Coal

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