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B.C. gives Pacific BioEnergy green light to log rare inland rainforest for wood pellets

October 11, 2020

Conservation North director and ecologist Michelle Connolly sits in front of B.C.’s rare inland rainforest, which it set to be logged for pellets this winter. Photo: Sean O’Rourke NEWS B.C. gives Pacific BioEnergy green light to log rare inland rainforest for wood pellets Prince George plant will grind ancient cedar and hemlock into pellets to […]

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LNG Canada project called a ‘tax giveaway’ as B.C. approves massive subsidies

October 4, 2018

Canada and British Columbia have put “the right fiscal framework” in place for LNG Canada to go ahead, according to Shell. What that means is more than $5 billion in subsidies. Photo: Province of British Columbia / Flickr LNG Canada project called a ‘tax giveaway’ as B.C. approves massive subsidies Fracked gas export project will […]

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How this man’s legal challenge could stall LNG Canada

October 3, 2018

Smithers resident Michael Sawyer is arguing to the National Energy Board that a pipeline that would serve the LNG Canada plant should have undergone a federal environmental assessment. Photo: Dan Mesec / The Narwhal IN-DEPTH How this man’s legal challenge could stall LNG Canada A massive new fracked gas export plant in Kitimat may have […]

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This small branch of Trans Mountain could derail Canada’s pipeline purchase

August 24, 2018

Trans Mountain and Puget Sound pipelines. Graphic: Carol Linnitt / The Narwhal This small branch of Trans Mountain could derail Canada’s pipeline purchase The vast majority of oilsands crude moving to the West Coast passes through the little regarded Puget Sound Pipeline, which is now heavily entangled in troubled Canada-U.S. relations Politicians and industry have […]

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Canada, U.S. governments watching, but not intervening, in coal mine pollution controversy

July 31, 2018

Teck’s Greenhills mountaintop removal coal mine, in B.C.’s Elk Valley. Photo: Garth Lenz. Canada, U.S. governments watching, but not intervening, in coal mine pollution controversy U.S. officials accused Canada of omitting information on selenium pollution flowing from B.C.’s Elk Valley into Montana waters The U.S. State Department is not going to intervene in a dispute […]

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