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Canadian oil extraction is ‘extraordinarily dirty’ process, Obama says

Canadian oil extraction is ‘extraordinarily dirty’ process, Obama says Keystone XL pipeline vetoed by president in February U.S. President Barack Obama has some less-than-laudatory words for Canada’s oil industry in a new example of his increasingly critical take on the oilsands. He was asked about the Keystone XL pipeline during a town-hall session Friday — […]

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2015: The Year We Turn Away from Tar Sands

2015: The Year We Turn Away from Tar Sands In 2014 Naomi Klein popularized the term “blockadia” in her book This Changes Everythingusing the term as a sort of catch-all to describe the grassroots insurgency emerging across the globe in the face of extreme energy development. This past year also saw the continued desperate push by tar […]

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Canada: A Microcosm Of The Ultimate Effect Of Low Oil Prices?

Canada: A Microcosm Of The Ultimate Effect Of Low Oil Prices? Canada’s economy, lately driven in large part by oil, is a classic example of the old see-saw axiom: Downward pressure in one place creates upward pressure in another. In this case, the bad news of low oil prices for the provinces of Alberta, Newfoundland […]

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Flashpoint Issue 2015: Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline | Environment News Service

Flashpoint Issue 2015: Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline | Environment News Service. WASHINGTON, DC, December 29, 2014 (ENS) – A renewed battle over the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline is shaping up for the new year in North America. The Republicans, who favor the Alberta-Gulf Coast pipeline because of the jobs and energy security they […]

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We Forget All Too Fast Just How Quickly It Can Hit The Fan | Zero Hedge

We Forget All Too Fast Just How Quickly It Can Hit The Fan | Zero Hedge.   Via Mark St.Cyr, Currently there is probably no other great divide in opinions than the current state of oil and all it entails. (well maybe gold but that’s for another column) I believe there’s not only two sides to […]

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Kinder Morgan leaves Burnaby Mountain in win for pipeline protesters – Waging Nonviolence

Kinder Morgan leaves Burnaby Mountain in win for pipeline protesters – Waging Nonviolence. On the morning of November 28, after weeks of sustained protest, energy infrastructure company Kinder Morgan packed up the equipment it had planned to use in the construction of a new pipeline on Burnaby Mountain in British Columbia, and left without finishing the […]

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Letter from a petro-state | openDemocracy

Letter from a petro-state | openDemocracy. Over a year ago, a colleague at the University of Waterloo, Thomas Homer-Dixon, penned a compelling opinion piece for the New York Times in which he addressed, from a Canadian perspective, the debate surrounding the future of the planned Keystone XL Pipeline. If built, this pipeline would transport unprocessed, environmentally toxic Alberta tar […]

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