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The Current Issue
- Renewable Energy’s Future Remains Bright, Despite Global Economic Downturn
- World-Class Pipeline Industry Threatened by Proposed National Rules on GHG Emissions
- Oilsands Upgrader Approval Ignores Alberta Land-use Framework, Farmers Say
- Syncrude Canada Charged Over Dead Ducks at Oilsands Tailings Pond
- Environmental Law
- Climate Change Industry Must Plan Now For Climate Change Impacts, Water Shortages, Experts Say
- Wastewater Nutrient-Recovery Technology Makes Fertilizer, Boosts Phosphorus Supplies
- People & Companies
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Links
- The City of Calgary - The City of Calgary’s website
Articles Map
Articles (newest first)
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Category: All Articles
- Category: Book Review
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Category: Climate Change
- Energy, Agriculture Need Joint Planning on Land and Water Use
- Water Use Transformation Required by Agriculture,
- Climate Change Industry Must Plan Now For Climate Change Impacts, Water Shortages, Experts Say
- Skeptics Wrong in Doubting Human-Caused Global Warming, Geologist Says
- Businesses “Blindfolded” By Policy Uncertainty Around Climate Change
- Tougher Regulations, Push for Harmonization Expected on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Canadian Forest Industry’s Drive to Reduce Emissions Hurt by International Practices
- Provinces, States Driving Climate Change Policy
- B.C. Sees Opportunity in Growing Global Market On Carbon Trading
- Carbon Tax or Carbon Trade: Price on Carbon Needed to Achieve Big Emission Cut
- CCS Touted for Reducing Emissions, But Faces Cost and Regulatory Hurdles
- Buildings in Canada are responsible for about 35 per cent of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions...
- Community Action, Government Leadership Needed on Sustainability To Prevent Societal Collapse
- ‘Skeptical Environmentalist’ Calls for New Strategies On Global Warming
- Action Elsewhere Will Force Faster Emission Reductions In Alberta and Canada, Experts Say
- Canada’s Kyoto Targets Unreachable; Government’s Climate Change Plan Overly Optimistic, NRTEE Says
- Carbon sequestration, end to oil “addiction” touted as solutions
- Federal plan receives kudos, brickbats
- Nearly two-thirds of senior technology leaders do not have a defined energy strategy
- B.C. government announces “climate action” cabinet committee
- Category: Energy
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