Conservatives tout fossil fuels as way to improve air and water quality

Published June 13, 2014

A new parliamentary report released by the Conservatives touts fossil fuels as a way to improve air and water quality and expand human lifespans. Entitled The Cross-Canada Benefits of the Oil and Gas Industry, the report of the House of Commons committee on natural resources is the culmination of a four-month study undertaken by the Conservative-dominated […]

Is Canada’s biggest billboard advertiser censoring green messages?

Published June 9, 2014

So you can say sunshine causes climate change but you can’t promote solar energy? If you’re in Calgary, you may have noticed a new giant advertistment on a Pattison Outdoor Advertisement billboard carrying the ludicrous claim that climate change isn’t caused by humans or CO2. Rather, “the sun is the main driver of climate change.” Yes. The sun causes […]

How Northern Gateway pipeline approval will put BC Conservative seats on endangered species list

Published June 5, 2014

A big group of Conservative MPs in British Columbia must be nervous just about now, knowing the federal Cabinet could be readying to sign off on the controversial Northern Gateway pipeline. If the announcement, expected as early as next week — goes Enbridge’s way — it could seal some of their fates. That’s because a Bloomberg-Nanos survey released this […]

Stephen Harper is blowing smoke on greenhouse gases

Published June 2, 2014

Prime Minister Stephen Harper compared apples to coal on Monday in an unsuccessful attempt to get out of a jam. It started when the Environmental Protection Agency in the U.S. announced historic reductions in carbon emissions by slashing pollution from America’s biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions: coal-fired power plants, representing 38% of total CO2 emissions in that […]

You won’t believe what this Conservative said about extreme weather and climate change

Published May 30, 2014

Since extreme weather events are nothing new in Canada and the country accounts for such a tiny fraction of global greenhouse gas emissions, why should we bother to do anything to combat climate change? That pretty much sums up what the chair of the Manitoba caucus for the Conservatives argued Thursday at a parliamentary […]

Is Canada headed for a pipeline bubble?

Published May 27, 2014

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