‘Unprecedented panic mode’ highlights the fragility of the oilsands sector
The slow timescale of climate change allows our expectations to continually adjust as the situation...
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Three dozen landowners in the Peace region are left with orphan oil and gas wells...
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Cases regarding the pipeline’s impacts on endangered killer whales and Indigenous rights won’t be heard,...
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The university, renowned for its commitment to sustainability, is fighting a $1.2 million fine that...
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As oil and gas companies are increasingly unable or unwilling to properly close down and...
Since 2016 the number of orphaned wells increased by a staggering 770 per cent. Now,...
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