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Federal government trying to hide that GHGs from the tar sands up 21% in last year

Blog entry by Keith Stewart | May 30, 2011

Update: Based on subsequent media reports, it now appears that tar sands emissions were up 21 per cent from what was reported last year, but this year they have re-stated the 2008 emissions (increasing them from the previous estimate...

Alison Redford's Half-Truth Tour

Blog entry by Mike Hudema | April 8, 2013

Dear Premier Redford: I think Americans and Albertan’s deserve honesty. It’s part of the reason that I wrote you this letter after your very misleading USA Today ad. But rather than be honest about Alberta’s poor environmental...

No Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card for the Tar Sands

Blog entry by Keith Stewart | February 21, 2012

I have to wonder if the people hailing the new study published in the scientific journal Nature (subscription required) as providing support for the tar sands industry have actually read it. The Commentary “The Alberta oil sands and...

Canada’s diplomatic spanking at UN hides deeper problems

Blog entry by Keith Stewart | June 9, 2011

Canada’s representatives at the UN climate meeting in Bonn got raked over the coals today for failing to meet our Kyoto target, offloading the burden of dealing with climate change to developing countries and only having in place...

Premier Redford: Let's be honest about the tar sands

Blog entry by Mike Hudema | February 28, 2013 2 comments

Dear Premier Redford, As a fellow Albertan who loves this province and its natural environment, I was quite disappointed to read your op-ed in USA Today . One of the main qualities I look for in a leader is honesty. Honesty in...

A Challenge to Peter Kent from the Tar Sands

Blog entry by Keith Stewart | August 8, 2011

The Globe and Mail  is reporting today on how Environment Canada predict that expanding the tar sands will single-handedly undo greenhouse gas gains made by weaning the country’s electrical supply off coal. This is a problem,...

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