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A dose of optimism—and realism—to decarbonize Alberta

  • An economically viable path to decarbonize Alberta’s oil and gas sector is starting to look much less like fantasy and a whole lot more
Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | July 12, 2021
Recent announcements from Alberta’s oil and gas sector show investment, infrastructure, innovation and—most importantly—the will to move to a lower-emissions future, writes Colleen Collins. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

A dose of optimism—and realism—to decarbonize Alberta

Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | July 12, 2021
  • An economically viable path to decarbonize Alberta’s oil and gas sector is starting to look much less like fantasy and a whole lot more

A dose of optimism—and realism—to decarbonize Alberta

Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | July 12, 2021
  • An economically viable path to decarbonize Alberta’s oil and gas sector is starting to look much less like fantasy and a whole lot more
Recent announcements from Alberta’s oil and gas sector show investment, infrastructure, innovation and—most importantly—the will to move to a lower-emissions future, writes Colleen Collins. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

A dose of optimism—and realism—to decarbonize Alberta

  • An economically viable path to decarbonize Alberta’s oil and gas sector is starting to look much less like fantasy and a whole lot more
Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | July 12, 2021
Recent announcements from Alberta’s oil and gas sector show investment, infrastructure, innovation and—most importantly—the will to move to a lower-emissions future, writes Colleen Collins. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

A dose of optimism—and realism—to decarbonize Alberta

Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | July 12, 2021
  • An economically viable path to decarbonize Alberta’s oil and gas sector is starting to look much less like fantasy and a whole lot more

A dose of optimism—and realism—to decarbonize Alberta

Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | July 12, 2021
  • An economically viable path to decarbonize Alberta’s oil and gas sector is starting to look much less like fantasy and a whole lot more
Recent announcements from Alberta’s oil and gas sector show investment, infrastructure, innovation and—most importantly—the will to move to a lower-emissions future, writes Colleen Collins. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Public safety is no accident

  • The next time you fly, consider two things: the greenhouse gas emissions created by air travel and whether you will land safely. Then think
Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS, MARLA ORENSTEIN | January 22, 2019
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna introduced Bill C-69, which is currently at committee stage in the Senate. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Public safety is no accident

Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS, MARLA ORENSTEIN | January 22, 2019
  • The next time you fly, consider two things: the greenhouse gas emissions created by air travel and whether you will land safely. Then think

Public safety is no accident

Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS, MARLA ORENSTEIN | January 22, 2019
  • The next time you fly, consider two things: the greenhouse gas emissions created by air travel and whether you will land safely. Then think
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna introduced Bill C-69, which is currently at committee stage in the Senate. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Senate debate on Trans Mountain reveals reliance on myths, not facts

  • The good news is that the Senate just passed a bill to declare the Trans Mountain pipeline project to be “for the general advantage
Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | May 24, 2018
Protesters gathered at Burnaby Mountain in B.C. last month to demonstrate against the expansion of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline. Photo courtesy of Alex Hsuan Tsui, Wilderness Committee

Senate debate on Trans Mountain reveals reliance on myths, not facts

Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | May 24, 2018
  • The good news is that the Senate just passed a bill to declare the Trans Mountain pipeline project to be “for the general advantage

Senate debate on Trans Mountain reveals reliance on myths, not facts

Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | May 24, 2018
  • The good news is that the Senate just passed a bill to declare the Trans Mountain pipeline project to be “for the general advantage
Protesters gathered at Burnaby Mountain in B.C. last month to demonstrate against the expansion of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline. Photo courtesy of Alex Hsuan Tsui, Wilderness Committee
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