Natural gas bans are fuelling higher energy costs
No gas, no infrastructure. This isn't a transition: it's a gamble with your heat and housing
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Ottawa’s open-net ban an economic disaster for Indigenous communities
Ottawa’s decision reflects a lack of empathy toward Indigenous communities
Public awareness essential for achieving net-zero emissions
The following measures will lead significant progress toward mitigating climate change
Key strategies to achieve net-zero emissions
Will require energy transition actions across all sectors and nations
Wildfires are a reminder that we can’t afford not to tackle climate change
The link between climate change and the increasing intensity of wildfires in Canada is well-established
Hydrogen is the latest impractical green energy dead-end
Does not make economic sense because of its high costs
A grandfather reflects on his granddaughter’s energy future
Navigating your energy future, Maeve, will be complicated
The sooner we face the realities of Not-Zero the better
It is time for a more pragmatic approach to energy transition
Countdown begins for Cedar LNG regulatory decision
Indigenous-led project would export some of the world’s cleanest natural gas
Study hopes to find ways to contain spread of mountain pine beetles
Mountain pine beetles can be an important contributor to forest health, but can also be very destructive
Putting Columbia River salmon restoration at risk
Including Indigenous voices in U.S.-Canada water agreement discussions would give the environment a leading role
Stick to the facts to protect old-growth forests in B.C.
Debate on old-growth forests must be based on facts, not just conjuring up feelings of nostalgia, awe and respect
