Carney’s energy superpower rhetoric falls flat without policy certainty
Canada needs energy policy clarity, not more empty rhetoric
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Alberta environment
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Was 2023 really the hottest year?
Why claims of 2023 being the hottest year should be viewed with skepticism
Setting the record straight on the value of the Canadian Energy Centre
CEC provides invaluable data that helps inform policy development in Alberta
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
Alberta must release Deloitte federal emissions cap report now
Emissions cap a clear risk to the Canadian and Alberta economies
Hydrogen is the latest impractical green energy dead-end
Does not make economic sense because of its high costs
Alberta’s renewable energy future stalled by government deception
A setback for Alberta’s future
How Alberta can improve its climate change plan
A legally mandated climate change accountability framework can address the gaps in the plan
A grandfather reflects on his granddaughter’s energy future
Navigating your energy future, Maeve, will be complicated
Whooping Crane recovery program gets a boost from Canadian Natural Resources
Population has increased to approximately 500 birds
The sooner we face the realities of Not-Zero the better
It is time for a more pragmatic approach to energy transition
