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The Rebel, Oronto Douglas: Memorial for a Friend
If they knew him at all, the world knew Oronto Douglas as the former attorney for the writer, playwright and Ogoni human rights activist Ken Saro Wiwa.
Half US Frackers “Dead or Sold” By Year-End
There has been increasing speculation over the last twenty-four hours that the oil price might start to rally upwards.
Risky Business: tar sands investment in a carbon constrained world
When oil prices crashed late last year, the high-cost and capital intensive tar sands sector took a hit. The industry had already been showing signs of weakness with underperforming stocks, project cancellations, and serious concerns about market access. But low oil prices have driven a whole new level of cost cutting and project delays.
Scientists Call for 75% of Fossil Fuel Reserves to be Kept in Ground
To coincide with this year’s Earth Day, a group of globally recognised scientists and economists have issued a statement calling for three quarters of the world’s remaining reserves of fossil fuels to remain buried.
Alberta, the Home of the Tar Sands, Has “Increasing Income Inequality”
As the Albertan election heats up, the worsening economy – in large part caused by the plunge in oil prices – is taking centre stage in the province’s election campaign which comes to a head in early May.
EIA data confirms rail is no replacement for Keystone XL
The EIA's new crude-by-rail data confirms what we always knew. That Keystone XL cannot be replaced by rail and will have a serious climate impact.
Teck Frontier: poster child of tar sands folly
Any way you look at it, Teck's proposed tar sands mine, 'Frontier' is a bad investment.