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June, 2011
One 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.
Air Water Land
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December, 2009
The Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) and Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters have created a strategic partnership to explore Canadian manufacturing opportunities in the growing global wind energy industry.
Air Water Land
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December, 2009
Canadian companies now see more opportunities than risks from climate change, according to a survey released this fall by the Conference Board of Canada.
Air Water Land
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December, 2009
Ontario is making progress on Canada’s largest climate change initiative as Ontario Power Generation (OPG) prepares to close four coal-fuelled power units next year—four years ahead of the 2014 target.
Air Water Land
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December, 2009
A new report to help update Alberta’s guide for long-term approach to air quality management contains 14 recommendations to improve Alberta’s air quality. But while none are specific to the oil and gas industry, some could potentially affect it.
Air Water Land
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September, 2009
Although the company is only five years old, Bullfrog Power has become the only company in Canada that provides electricity exclusively from green sources. In Alberta, it relies primarily on wind power, though in Ontario it uses power generated from hydro as well. In an interview with Air Water Land contributor Kelley Stark, Theresa Howard, vice-president of Bullfrog’s western region, talks about the recession’s effect on business, the future of renewable resources, and other topics.
Air Water Land
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June, 2009
In the wake of a series of delays and cancellations of industrial facilities across the province, an Alberta Environment deadline to curb nitrogen oxide (NOx) and sulphur dioxide (SO2) emissions at upgraders and refineries in the Industrial Heartland has quietly come and gone.
Air Water Land
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April, 2009
Capturing and storing carbon dioxide below ground could give new meaning to the term “underground economy.” Now, two Alberta-based utilities with huge coal-fired power plants are looking to capitalize on this movement.
Air Water Land
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October, 2008
The pressure to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is increasing. At the same time, the world currently relies on fossil fuels for most of its energy. The challenge for many countries is how to reduce emissions while continuing to use fossil fuels. Answering the question is of primary importance in Canada—especially in Alberta.
Air Water Land
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October, 2008
We know that the production of western Canadian conventional oil is in decline. The price of gasoline and other fuels is rising, and worldwide demand for fossil fuels and other forms of energy is predicted to steadily increase for the foreseeable future. Also on the rise is public and regulatory concern for the global environment, and mitigating climate change through the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions has climbed to a place of high priority for many.
Air Water Land
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October, 2008
Why do you think carbon capture and storage is a realistic solution for mitigating rising greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions?
Air Water Land
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June, 2007
Ever since the issue of climate change first entered public consciousness, the oilsands industry has been criticized for its role in Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions. Industry has undergone increasing public scrutiny and, as federal regulations enter the equation and Bill 3 affects Alberta’s major players, the pressure of government mandates.
Air Water Land
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June, 2007
It appears that residents of Fort McMurray and Fort Chipewyan can breathe easy. The Wood Buffalo Environmental Association (WBEA) has released the results of its 2005 Human Exposure Monitoring Program (HEMP), and the air is as sweet as it gets in Alberta.
Air Water Land
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June, 2007
The governments of Canada and Alberta recently announced the creation of the joint ecoENERGY Carbon Capture and Storage Task Force to recommend the best ways for the country to implement the technology on a large scale, in an effort to mitigate air emissions.
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