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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith
Why Alberta Should Scrap Its Misleading $7 Million Ad Blitz
By Mitch Anderson
on
The province launched its ‘scrap the cap’ campaign while burdening every Albertan household with $70,000 in oil industry liabilities.
The province launched its ‘scrap the cap’ campaign while burdening every Albertan household with $70,000 in oil industry liabilities.
Oil Companies Insist Carbon Capture Is Safe – So Why Are Albertans Saddled with the Risks?
By Mitch Anderson
on
Proposed new rules for CCS projects transfer long-term liabilities to the province.
Proposed new rules for CCS projects transfer long-term liabilities to the province.
uk/Reform’s First 100 Days of Climate Science Denial in Parliament
By Adam Barnett
on
Experts accuse Farage’s party of a ‘deliberate campaign of misinformation about climate change’ in the House of Commons.
Experts accuse Farage’s party of a ‘deliberate campaign of misinformation about climate change’ in the House of Commons.
uk/Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick: Where Do They Stand on Climate Action?
By Adam Barnett
on
The final two Conservative candidates have worrying records on green issues.
The final two Conservative candidates have worrying records on green issues.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government bought the costly Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in 2019.
Canadians Are Still Paying for Trudeau’s Trans Mountain Pipeline
By Mitch Anderson
on
Below-market pipeline tolls amount to an extra $18.8 billion subsidy to the oil industry, report finds.
Below-market pipeline tolls amount to an extra $18.8 billion subsidy to the oil industry, report finds.
uk/Michael Gove’s Climate Views Put Him on Collision Course With New Spectator Bosses
By Sam Bright
on
The former Tory MP appears to have markedly different views to the magazine’s owner, and chairman.
The former Tory MP appears to have markedly different views to the magazine’s owner, and chairman.
The ABCs of AI and Environmental Misinformation
By Stella Levantesi
on
DeSmog talks with AI researchers about the risks of widespread fake climate content and how to combat it.
DeSmog talks with AI researchers about the risks of widespread fake climate content and how to combat it.
Cenovus president and CEO Jon McKenzie
Canada’s Oil Patch Blames Anti-Greenwashing Law for Delayed Sustainability Reports
By Mitch Anderson
on
The global push for climate transparency is just getting started.
The global push for climate transparency is just getting started.
The Trudeau government bought the ailing Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project in 2018. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Trudeau’s Trans Mountain Expansion Hasn’t Delivered Tidewater Benefits
By Mitch Anderson
on
Overseas demand for Alberta bitumen has yet to materialize as Asia transitions to electrified transport.
Overseas demand for Alberta bitumen has yet to materialize as Asia transitions to electrified transport.
Canada gave billion per year to the fossil fuel sector between 2018 and 2020 – the most in the developed world
Strathcona CCS Announcement Another Billion Dollar Handout to Canada’s Oil Industry
By Mitch Anderson
on
Canadian taxpayers fund the fossil fuel sector more than any other G20 nation.
Canadian taxpayers fund the fossil fuel sector more than any other G20 nation.

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Analysis
Why Alberta Should Scrap Its Misleading $7 Million Ad Blitz
ByMitch Anderson
on

The province launched its ‘scrap the cap’ campaign while burdening every Albertan household with $70,000 in oil industry liabilities.

The province launched its ‘scrap the cap’ campaign while burdening every Albertan household with $70,000 in oil industry liabilities.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith
Analysis
Oil Companies Insist Carbon Capture Is Safe – So Why Are Albertans Saddled with the Risks?
ByMitch Anderson
on

Proposed new rules for CCS projects transfer long-term liabilities to the province.

Proposed new rules for CCS projects transfer long-term liabilities to the province.
Analysis
uk/Reform’s First 100 Days of Climate Science Denial in Parliament
ByAdam Barnett
on

Experts accuse Farage’s party of a ‘deliberate campaign of misinformation about climate change’ in the House of Commons.

Experts accuse Farage’s party of a ‘deliberate campaign of misinformation about climate change’ in the House of Commons.
Analysis
uk/Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick: Where Do They Stand on Climate Action?
ByAdam Barnett
on

The final two Conservative candidates have worrying records on green issues.

The final two Conservative candidates have worrying records on green issues.
Analysis
Canadians Are Still Paying for Trudeau’s Trans Mountain Pipeline
ByMitch Anderson
on

Below-market pipeline tolls amount to an extra $18.8 billion subsidy to the oil industry, report finds.

Below-market pipeline tolls amount to an extra $18.8 billion subsidy to the oil industry, report finds.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government bought the costly Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in 2019.
Analysis
uk/Michael Gove’s Climate Views Put Him on Collision Course With New Spectator Bosses
BySam Bright
on

The former Tory MP appears to have markedly different views to the magazine’s owner, and chairman.

The former Tory MP appears to have markedly different views to the magazine’s owner, and chairman.
Analysis
The ABCs of AI and Environmental Misinformation
ByStella Levantesi
on

DeSmog talks with AI researchers about the risks of widespread fake climate content and how to combat it.

DeSmog talks with AI researchers about the risks of widespread fake climate content and how to combat it.
Series: Gaslit, Tech vs. Climate
Series: Gaslit, Tech vs Climate
Analysis
Canada’s Oil Patch Blames Anti-Greenwashing Law for Delayed Sustainability Reports
ByMitch Anderson
on

The global push for climate transparency is just getting started.

The global push for climate transparency is just getting started.
Cenovus president and CEO Jon McKenzie
Analysis
Trudeau’s Trans Mountain Expansion Hasn’t Delivered Tidewater Benefits
ByMitch Anderson
on

Overseas demand for Alberta bitumen has yet to materialize as Asia transitions to electrified transport.

Overseas demand for Alberta bitumen has yet to materialize as Asia transitions to electrified transport.
The Trudeau government bought the ailing Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project in 2018. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Analysis
Strathcona CCS Announcement Another Billion Dollar Handout to Canada’s Oil Industry
ByMitch Anderson
on

Canadian taxpayers fund the fossil fuel sector more than any other G20 nation.

Canadian taxpayers fund the fossil fuel sector more than any other G20 nation.
Canada gave billion per year to the fossil fuel sector between 2018 and 2020 – the most in the developed world