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Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
3 MIN READ

We’re at the dawn of the LNG era

As the world pursues cleaner forms of energy to reduce GHG emissions, the outlook for a Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry
Manufacturing | Oil & Gas
  • Manufacturing, Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

TANKER MAPS: Tracking where oil tankers go continues to fascinate

For more than a year, Resource Works' Stewart Muir has been sharing real-time oil tanker maps in Twitter, making the point that
Uncategorized
  • Uncategorized
2 MIN READ

Thanks to a founding Advisory Council member

Soon to retire as CEO of the Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF), Dr. Brian Riddell was also among the community leaders who answered
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  • Uncategorized
7 MIN READ

Overview: Climate litigation in British Columbia

Municipalities are being asked to participate in campaigns that would seek funds from fuel companies. A range of differing views is emerging
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  • Uncategorized
2 MIN READ

5th anniversary draws a committed crowd

110 friends and supporters of Resource Works gathered on March 14, 2019 at Vancouver’s Terminal City Club to help us celebrate our
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  • Uncategorized
5 MIN READ

Mountain caribou and the future of land access

What started as a government initiative to protect the mountain caribou has become a hot issue in rural British Columbia, with some
Forestry | Manufacturing | Mining | Nuclear | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Manufacturing, Mining, Nuclear, Oil & Gas
3 MIN READ

Natural resources maintain strong support in B.C., Canada

70 per cent of Canadians believe the economy will suffer if resource development projects don't get built. In the case of British
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

NEB’s Trans Mountain Reconsideration raises bigger questions about future of the Salish Sea

What responsible management of oil shipping can teach us about protecting ecosystems around the Salish Sea, starting with our sewage. Stewart Muir
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
1 MIN READ

Breaking boundaries, changing lives

Crystal Smith, elected chief councillor of the Haisla First Nation in Kitimat, is the latest indigenous leader speaking out against threats of