Keystone XL has been major irritation between Canada and USA, thanks to Barack Obama American President Barack Obama has been to Canada twice since being elected in 2008. Allan Gotlieb says the president is largely to blame for the current chilly relationship between the two countries. The elder statesman among all former Canadian ambassadors to the United […]
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Climate change evaporation may lead to change of ecosystem that does not accumulate carbon By Helen Metella for the University of Alberta U of A study shows climate change may contribute to making peatlands less able to store carbon. A University of Alberta Faculty of Agriculture, Life, Environmental Sciences researcher in wildland fires has helped show that
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Environmental group says RCMP are exaggerating threat from anti-petroleum extremists An RCMP report obtained by Greenpeace says Canada’s intelligence groups consider anti-petroleum extremists a threat to critical energy infrastructure, including pipelines. “There is a growing, highly organized, and well-financed anti-Canadian petroleum movement that consists of peaceful activists, militants, violent extremists who are opposed to society’s reliance […]
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