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About The Report: Ontario’s Minister of Environment, Conservation and Parks recently outlined his government’s progress on its Made-in-Ontario Environment Plan, and claimed to be lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Our new…
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About The Report: Canadian pipeline company Enbridge Inc. appears to be reviving a previous plan, called Trailbreaker, which would transport tar sands oil through some of the most important natural and cultural landscapes in eastern Canada and Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. The Trailbreaker plan would reverse the direction of oil flowing through two major...
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About The Report: Canada’s New Year started with a bang in 2012. The federal government and oil lobby went on an aggressive offensive to try to convince Canadians that the proposed Gateway tar sands pipeline and tanker project across Northern B.C. is in the “national interest,” while smearing those opposed to it – including citizens,...
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About The Report: The Canadian dollar is increasingly linked to the price of oil. With the oil industry poised to triple tar sands production, it’s essential to understand the impact rising oil exports are already having on jobs elsewhere in Canada, particularly in the manufacturing sector. Download the report (English) (Adobe Reader is required to...
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About The Report: On November 10, 2011, the State Department announced that it will undertake a new environmental review of the proposed Keystone XL tar sands pipeline. This review is to be undertaken in response to the legitimate concerns raised about impacts to the Nebraska Sandhills from the proposed pipeline route. Download the report (English)...
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About The Report: In 2009, Ontario became a serious player in the global race to transition to clean energy by adopting the Green Energy & Economy Act. Now the province is reaping the rewards in the form of new green jobs, cleaner air and a astake in one of the fastest growing industries in the...
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