Canada

An independent analysis released Tuesday found the country’s pension funds are failing their fiduciary duties.
Stanford researcher's analysis suggests that a controversial plan to capture and store carbon from 34 ethanol "flex-fuel" plants will not substantially reduce CO2 pollution.
Wind Concerns founder has called CO2 the ‘gas of life’ and praised the province’s ban on new wind and solar projects.
Western provinces are selling fracked gas as a global climate solution. But experts across the Pacific say that’s ‘outdated’ and inaccurate.
A Canadian MP has proposed a ban on deceptive fossil fuel advertising inspired by the anti-tobacco movement.
One observer calls Peterson Academy 'a Fox News model of education.'
The Shell-led export project taps a massive BC gas field containing nearly 14 billion tonnes of carbon. Burning it all could be catastrophic.
Smith’s latest attack on Canada’s carbon tax laws includes a misleading argument about electrified home heating.
Members of Canada’s leading Atlas Network affiliates wrote some of the opinion pieces that claimed the regulations are “destined to fail.”
A campaign called ‘Voice for Energy’ doesn’t disclose funders. But Google’s ad registry shows it’s tied to the Canadian Gas Association.

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An independent analysis released Tuesday found the country’s pension funds are failing their fiduciary duties.
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Stanford researcher's analysis suggests that a controversial plan to capture and store carbon from 34 ethanol "flex-fuel" plants will not substantially reduce CO2 pollution.
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Wind Concerns founder has called CO2 the ‘gas of life’ and praised the province’s ban on new wind and solar projects.
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Western provinces are selling fracked gas as a global climate solution. But experts across the Pacific say that’s ‘outdated’ and inaccurate.
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A Canadian MP has proposed a ban on deceptive fossil fuel advertising inspired by the anti-tobacco movement.
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One observer calls Peterson Academy 'a Fox News model of education.'
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The Shell-led export project taps a massive BC gas field containing nearly 14 billion tonnes of carbon. Burning it all could be catastrophic.
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Smith’s latest attack on Canada’s carbon tax laws includes a misleading argument about electrified home heating.
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Members of Canada’s leading Atlas Network affiliates wrote some of the opinion pieces that claimed the regulations are “destined to fail.”
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A campaign called ‘Voice for Energy’ doesn’t disclose funders. But Google’s ad registry shows it’s tied to the Canadian Gas Association.