Images Please circulate widely. The Economics of Oil Pipelines and Tankers with Robyn Allan Please join the Institute for the Humanities SFU, the Environment Committee of the Unitarian Church… Read more »
Author Bill Brassington I suppose Im like most people when it comes to assessing the risk of shipping oil by tanker. I want to know as much as I can… Read more »
Author Pete McMartin Ho hum. Another day, another plan to ship a dangerous commodity through a B.C. port. Environmentalists must be suffering outrage fatigue. First, it was oil pipelines. Then,… Read more »
METRO VANCOUVER – A controversial proposal to pipe jet fuel to Vancouver International Airport via a Fraser River terminal has been delayed for several months. Environment Minister Terry Lake says… Read more »
The Vancouver airport Fuel Delivery Project will involve fully-loaded tankers up to 950 feet in length regularly sailing up the South Arm of the Fraser River to southeast Richmond. Upon… Read more »
Author Mel Watkins Staples trap: Canada’s economic dependence on dirty oil threatens global environment. by Mel Watkins Canada is headed for a bitumen cliff and it risks taking the rest… Read more »
Hi Alan: Here are some questions for Kinder-Morgan as requested (1) Will you make available some photos of the construction of the original pipeline in Westridge? (2) Several years ago… Read more »
Thomas Mulcair seems to have found his sweet spot in his efforts to relate to the Alberta energy patch. The NDP leader had a rocky start when he took over,… Read more »
Author ForestEthics More Oil Spill Risk and Less Coastguard Means Moving From Dumb to Dumber MEDIA CONTACT: Ben West, Tar Sands Campaign Director, ForestEthics Advocacy, 604-710-5340 VANCOUVER — Yesterday, the… Read more »
The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency is seeking public input on whether or not to hold a federal environmental assessment process for a proposed Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) mega-project on BC’s… Read more »