Air Water Landhttp://www.airwaterland.ca/en-caCopyright JuneWarren-Nickle's Energy Group. All rights reserved.Wed, 01 Jun 2011 06:00:00 GMTContinuing the eco-energy coverage started by the Nickle's Energy Group's energyevolution.ca, the revampled airwaterland.ca will continue to report on the evolution of sustainable energy options.Editor's note“I didn’t come to Fort McMurray [Alberta] for the money. I thought I could have a positive impact on reducing the environmental footprint of our [oilsands] operations.”http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8768http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8768Wed, 01 Jun 2011 06:00:00 GMTCenovus Energy receives new funding from the Climate Change and Emissions Management CorporationOne of the most significant players in the oilsands industry is also among Canada’s largest natural gas producers—and enhancing efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is an investment for both plays.http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8771http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8771Wed, 01 Jun 2011 06:00:00 GMTEnvironment Canada releases its proposed strategy for the heart of the oilsandsA new surface water quality monitoring program for the Lower Athabasca River in the heart of Alberta’s largest oilsands region released in March by federal Environment Minister Peter Kent will be incorporated into the work of a revamped provincial monitoring program, says the province’s environment minister.http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8772http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8772Wed, 01 Jun 2011 06:00:00 GMTImperial Oil Cold Lake becomes the first upstream oil and gas site in Canada certified by the Wildlife Habitat CouncilGenerations of lynxes, moose, deer, foxes and bears have come to take Imperial Oil Limited’s in situ oilsands installation at Cold Lake, Alta., for granted.http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8773http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8773Wed, 01 Jun 2011 06:00:00 GMTEnvironmental scientists take on the opportunity to effect significant change from withinChristine Daly never expected to be working for Suncor Energy, Inc., or any oilsands company, for that matter. The 31-year-old, who holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental science and master’s degree in biological sciences from the University of Windsor, was raised in Tecumseh, Ont. Her expectation was to conduct research on the Great Lakes for most of her life, but a summer working for Suncor changed her path, leading her to embrace an opportunity to effect change from inside industry.http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8770http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8770Wed, 01 Jun 2011 06:00:00 GMTEnvirobYtesPatents issued on wind energy storage as heat in oil reservoirshttp://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8769http://www.airwaterland.ca/article.asp?id=8769Wed, 01 Jun 2011 06:00:00 GMT