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July 2017
TIMES COLONIST
Letter to the Editor: Cabinet must act quickly to spark clean growth
By Karen Tam Wu
VANCOUVER SUN
Environmentalists rejoice as George Heyman becomes minister of environment and climate change
By Larry Pynn
THE LONDON FREE PRESS
Siemens Canada: Industry reacts to the shuttering of a 340-job Tillsonburg plant that made blades for wind turbines
By Jennifer Bieman
CBC NEWS
Proposed LNG project would emit 360 million metric tonnes of CO2, expert warns
By Yvette Brend
CBC NEWS
Alberta is greenest it's ever been under the NDP and that will be tough to undo
By Kyle Bakx and Tracy Johnson
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
G20 to focus on climate change despite Trump’s resistance
By Shawn McCarthy
BUSINESS IN VANCOUVER
Moving the country’s freight sector to greener pastures
By Nelson Bennett
June 2017
THE EDMONTON JOURNAL
Opinion: Instead of denial, coal communities must look forward
By Binnu Jeyakumar
DESMOG CANADA
No Sure Plans, Funding for $51 Billion Cleanup and Rehabilitation of Oilsands Tailings Ponds
By James Wilt
THE ENERGY MIX
Largely unchecked freight emissions could imperil Canada's Paris committment
THE CANADIAN PRESS
Jagmeet Singh takes stance against Kinder Morgan, Energy East pipelines in new climate plan
By Kristy Kirkup
CALGARY HERALD
Carrots and sticks needed to cap Alberta's oilsands emissions
By Chris Varcoe
NATIONAL POST
Freight emissions could be roadblock for Paris accord targets
By Alicja Siekierska
THE CANADIAN PRESS
Heavy-duty freight emissions can be managed without crushing economy
By Mia Rabson
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Trudeau must hold the line on Canada’s new methane rules
By Ed Whittingham and Diane Regas
CBC NEWS
Trump's decision on the Paris accord and what it means for the oilpatch
By Tracy Johnson
JWN ENERGY
Here’s what Pembina doesn’t like about solvents in the oilsands
By Deborah Jaremko
CLEANTECH CANADA
B.C. at risk of being left behind as global economy cleans up its act
By Josha MacNab
May 2017
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
New rules aim to cut methane emissions in Canada’s oil, gas sector
By Kelly Cryderman
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Alberta Energy Regulator to reconsider Suncor tailings ponds cleanup plan
By Lauren Krugel
RADIO CANADA INTERNATIONAL
Draft rules would oblige petroleum industry to cut methane, interview with Duncan Kenyon
By Lynn Desjardins
METRO NEWS
Report urges B.C. to support clean tech
By Matt Kieltyka
RESILIENCE.ORG
The Case for Phasing out Alberta’s Tar Sands
By Gordon Laxer
TIMES COLONIST
Next government must take lead on clean growth
By Josha MacNab
METRO NEWS
Toronto rivers and surrounding ravines become part of Greenbelt
By May Warren
CANADIAN PRESS
Alberta aims to speed up orphan well clean up with $235-million loan
By Lauren Krugel
CANADIAN PRESS
Federal government's methane emission reduction plan raises industry concerns
By Dan Healing
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
BC Green Leader would be well-advised to tread cautiously
By Gary Mason
GRIST
We’ve reached the end of the U.S.-Canada climate bromance
By Katie Valentine
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
B.C. resource projects face uncertainty after election
By Brent Jang and Shawn McCarthy
VANCOUVER SUN
Opinion: Vancouver's rezoning policy cuts carbon and costs
By Matt Horne
April 2017
DESMOG CANADA
It’s Still Unclear How Alberta’s Tailings Will Be Cleaned Up Or Who Will Pay For It
By James Wilt
THE GEORGIA STRAIGHT
Energy efficiency can yield tidy financial returns to Vancouver homeowners
By Carlito Pablo
TREEHUGGER
Energy efficiency is about more than just saving money
By Lloyd Alter
THE TYEE
Fact Check: Is LNG Really Drinkable in Water?
By Joanne Pearce
DESMOG CANADA
B.C. Scales Down Energy-Saving Measures to Manufacture Demand for Site C: UBC Report
By Carol Linnitt
THE CANADIAN PRESS
Oilsands thirst for natural gas hits record, environmentalists decry it as 'waste'
By Dan Healing
THE CANADIAN PRESS
Opinion: No, Bixi Montreal is not profitable
By Jasmin Guenette and Bradley Doucet
