November 2016

Why is the Trudeau Govt trying to fix the NEB when it isn’t broken?

Opening up the environmental review process risks having process hijacked by eco-activists Canadians lack confidence in the National Energy Board (NEB) – an assertion by eco-activist pipeline opponents which has been accepted unconditionally by the Trudeau Government. But is it true? Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr – the cabinet member responsible for the quasi-independent agency –

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No plans to forcibly remove Dakota Access protesters: US authorities

Dakota Access protesters would be considered “unauthorized”, and could be subject to citations Nov 27 (Reuters) – U.S. authorities said on Sunday they had no plans to forcibly remove activists protesting plans to run the Dakota Access pipeline beneath a lake near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation in North Dakota, despite telling them to leave by

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Canadian fuel rules aims at 30-megatonne emissions cut by 2030

Canadian fuel rules not specific changes to fuels, but focus on reducing emissions TORONTO, Nov 25 (Reuters) – Canada will require reduced carbon footprints for all fuels so that the country can achieve a 30-megatonne cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, the country’s environment department said on Friday. The government will not mandate specific

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