Kai Nagata
Kai is a fourth-generation British Columbian, based in Vancouver. He is currently the energy and democracy director at the Dogwood Initiative, focusing on energy, stewardship, and democracy. Trained in journalism, Kai has held positions at CBC, CTV, and The Tyee. His writing also appears in the Vancouver Sun and the Toronto Star. He blogs at kainagata.com.
Stories by Kai Nagata
The Disturbing Double Meaning of Trudeau’s ‘Sunny Ways’
4 min. readThis piece originally appeared on the Dogwood website. “Sunny ways, my friends. Sunny ways!” For most...
Kinder Morgan Warns Trans Mountain Investors Pipeline May Never Be Built
This article originally appeared on Dogwoodbc.ca. It’s a rare dose of honesty from a company...
Trump’s Win Contains Lessons for Canada’s Environmental Battles
I was in my last year of high school when U.S. President George W. Bush...
Who Really Benefits from Pipelines like Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain, Anyways?
This article originally appeared on the Dogwood Initiative website. “Oil to tidewater.” It’s an industry...
Want Free Trade? Build a West Coast Pipeline, Says China
This article originally appeared on the Dogwood Initiative blog. With final arguments in the Kinder...
Hello, CSIS!
This post originally appeared on the Dogwood Initiative blog. I should confess: I talk to lamp...
Climate Change is Not a Left-Right Issue
This is a guest post by Kai Nagata, energy and democracy director at the Dogwood...
Is Keystone in the National Interest? Of Canada, That Is?
It's up to the U.S. President to decide whether the cross-border leg of the Keystone...
Peak Harper?
It turns out we have yet to reach peak oil, after all. And in this...
