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Good intentions, green policies, and the poor
A surprising fact that has received very little attention during the 2008 Canadian election debate is how certain energy policy initiatives, such as the Kyoto protocol or carbon taxes, will…
The case for nuclear energy in Alberta and Saskatchewan
CALGARY AB, Sept. 12, 2009/ -- Alberta and Saskatchewan are poised to join the global nuclear revival.…
Protecting the Arctic environment
CALGARY, AB, Sept. 4, 2008/ -- On Sept. 2, 1972, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau dropped the puck to launch an eight-game hockey showdown between Canada and the Soviet Union. But…
Canadians cool to aggressive action on climate change
CALGARY, AB, Sept. 4, 2008/ -- This was going to be the green election, a transformative contest with political parties campaigning on competing climate change policies.…
Don’t panic: oil prices will force us to adapt
Published in the Saskatoon StarPhoenix, August 15, the Edmonton Journal, August 20, the Sunday Herald (NS), August 24, the Trail Daily Times, August 27, the Windsor Star and Ontario Farmer, September 2, the Yorkton News Review, September…
Canadians still reluctant to walk the talk
Published in the Saskatoon StarPhoenix, August 28, the Nipawin Journal, September 11, and the Okanagan Falls Review and Windsor Star, September 12, 2008 By Dr. Loleen Berdahl Associate Professor – Political Studies University…
Dion’s carbon tax proposal won’t wash in Alberta
CALGARY, AB, July 17, 2009/ Troy Media/ -- It may come as a surprise to the Rest of Canada that Albertans are actually deeply concerned about the state of…
Biogas passes smell test
Going green by turning waste into energy sounds like an idea everyone can agree on. But that consensus can fracture when the strategy means doing something with garbage other than…
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