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Renewables
  • Renewables
2 MIN READ

Bet you won’t guess the most powerful step available to address climate change

Electric vehicles? Solar panels? Wind turbines? None of the above. Educating girls and family planning in combination offer the greatest single opportunity
Mining
  • Mining
5 MIN READ

Proving big things can come in small packages

Greener and more efficient use of our precious natural resources can only come from harnessing technology. In the Naturally Resourceful series, Resource
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  • Uncategorized
17 MIN READ

A frontline dispatch from the war on responsible resource development

Sobering thoughts from a retired energy regulator who has won accolades from all sides through contentious processes.
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  • Uncategorized
4 MIN READ

A new series celebrates progress through natural resources

Our new daily infographic from adventurer-scientist Tony Morley appears in social media with the hashtag #ResourceProgress.
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
1 MIN READ

Two perspectives on carbon pricing, future fuels and prosperity

Global demand for crude oil and natural gas is not credibly forecast to diminish over most of this century, but there is
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  • Uncategorized
5 MIN READ

What’s in the national interest? Let’s start with prosperity, freedom and equality

A court challenge paid for by British Columbia taxpayers claims that building safe energy infrastructure is not in the national interest. Could
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  • Uncategorized
2 MIN READ

Resource Works adds its voice to Generation Energy

Winnipeg conference aims to shape Canada’s long-term energy future.
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  • Uncategorized
1 MIN READ

Our growth potential is wasting away as resource project inertia continues

"We continue to drag our feet about pipelines, we manage to discourage liquefied natural gas investments in BC..."
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  • Uncategorized
1 MIN READ

DYK: Alberta is a bigger trading partner for BC than China

A fascinating new study from the Business Council of British Columbia reveals high level of mutual dependency between the neighbours.