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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| With focus on Kenney's hesitant response to COVID-19, some observers have overlooked the fact that his management of the economy and energy sector hasn't been much better. |
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Activist Toolkit
| The Corporate Mapping Project maps Big Oil's political reach |
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Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| The provinces' revolts over cap-and-trade and other environmental agreements seem more difficult for the federal government following Ontario's swing right. |
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News
Gordon Laxer
| Consumption can be challenged by carbon taxes, but our fossil fuel emissions challenge comes from bitumen production. |
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Blog
Ben Parfitt
| Such an inquiry should not be limited to scientific questions, but should focus squarely on the risks associated with fracking and what should be done about them. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| Geologists say that humanity's impact on the Earth has been so profound that it's ushered in a whole new, deeply unstable, geological era, which they are calling the Anthropocene. |
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Podcast
Daryn Caister
| The Green Majority Radio team discusses the shocking disconnect between Liberal rhetoric and action on climate both on the federal and provincial levels. |
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Podcast
Daryn Caister
| An entire lake disappearing due to climate change in Bolivia, a rush of lobbying by mining companies, and an expose on how to evade lobbying laws in Canada. |
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Blog
Seble Samuel
| Between the summer of 2008 and fall of 2012, 35 petroleum industries lobbied the federal government with 2,700 reports of communications with Canadian politicians. |
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Blog
Christopher Majka
| The Leap Manifesto jumped into the political spotlight when it was adopted by the federal NDP and rejected by the Alberta NDP. Can middle ground be found? |
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News
Paul Weinberg
| Gordon Laxer knows Canadian petro politics. In this interview, Laxer discusses Canada's dependency on fossil fuels, the economic situation in Alberta and how to tackle climate change. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| The B.C. government says it needs to build a massive dam on the Peace River to generate hydro power for the province's future. Ben Parfitt says Site C is all about the plan to liquify natural gas. |
