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Author: Stewart Muir

Oil & Gas | Renewables
  • Oil & Gas, Renewables
3 MIN READ

Must Premier Eby choose between fossil fuels and climate commitments?

Stewart Muir: A response to the Sierra Club, Dogwood BC and other authors of a recent Vancouver Sun op-ed.
Uncategorized
  • Uncategorized
5 MIN READ

An invitation to BC’s new municipal leaders

From climate change to affordability, Resource Works is here to provide a platform for dialogue around our shared resource future, says Stewart
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

Canada represents the good guys in the international oil business

In 2022, Joe Biden is courting unstable Venezuela for its oil, while ignoring an obvious solution right next door. Resource Works went
Renewables
  • Renewables
9 MIN READ

Move to scuttle carbon capture would be equivalent of banning all renewable energy

Opponents of emerging technology to reduce GHGs in the atmosphere are playing a dangerous game. Carbon capture is clearly supported by International
Uncategorized
  • Uncategorized
14 MIN READ

Meet the grand coalition

Stewart Muir exposes environmental lobbying in British Columbia and how it has affected media coverage.
Forestry
  • Forestry
18 MIN READ

Modernization, meet paradigm shift. Paradigm shift, meet chaos

Stewart Muir: How the insider moves of a narrow interest group snookered provincial cabinet, MLAs, citizens, and the broad forestry community.
Forestry | Manufacturing | Mining | Nuclear | Oil & Gas | Renewables
  • Forestry, Manufacturing, Mining, Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Renewables
6 MIN READ

Looking back on 2021

It has been a historic year for natural resource providers. As we enter 2022, Stewart Muir looks back on 2021.
Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
13 MIN READ

With the stroke of a pen, an industry is gone

British Columbia officials ignored scientists' advice in decision to eradicate the $12-million-a-year mink farming industry located in the Fraser Valley. Stewart Muir
Forestry
  • Forestry
9 MIN READ

Restoring balance after biased forestry panel requires empathy and transparency

Against a backdrop of sensational headlines, activist antics and heated rhetoric about old growth logging, B.C.’s NDP government sets out to modernize