Major companies have scrubbed references to carbon capture. Yet government officials continue to promote it.

The Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation is suing Alberta’s energy regulator over ‘weak response’ to disaster.

The broadcaster’s in-house content studio has been paid to promote fossil fuel firms and petrostates with a history of persecuting journalists.

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

Government bolsters ‘clean’ burning fuel, while environmentalists sound alarm on ‘energy-intensive, inefficient’ export scheme.

In contradictory move, Bureau touts end to oil leasing for ND public water sources at same time as auctioning oil lease under Missouri, water source for millions.

Foundation says it ‘does not endorse any organizations’ while funneling hundreds of thousands to rightwing causes.

Concerns over the ‘Powering Progress’ campaign reflect wider scrutiny of the role of creative agencies in climate delay.

NM explosion shows how taxpayers can end up paying huge subsidies to carbon capture operations that drive far more climate-altering pollution than they prevent.

Another fire disaster has ravaged Jasper. Yet Alberta’s leader has shifted blame away from planet-warming emissions, and slashed firefighting resources.