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CAPP president Lisa Baiton addressed Greater Vancouver's Board of Trade Nov. 26.
CAPP President Abandons 'Net Zero' Message at Exclusive Industry Event
By Mitch Anderson
on
Oil patch advocate Lisa Baiton called for more extraction and less regulation at Vancouver address that didn’t once mention climate change.
EQT CEO Toby Rice has become one of the most influential fossil fuel executives in America. Credit: PublicSource
us/EQT’s ‘Bulldog’ Has D.C. in His Grip, with Profits — and Maybe Higher Gas Bills — on the Horizon
By Quinn Glabicki
on
PA-based CEO Toby Rice hobnobbed with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. Now he’s poised for pipelines, exports, and profits.
Former BC environment minister Barry Penner
Industry Group Pre-Wrote Comments for ‘Workers’ Opposing Vancouver Gas Ban
By Geoff Dembicki
on
Ahead of a city council vote, Resource Works launched an influence campaign with stock submissions for restaurant owners, hospitality workers, and residents.
A Shell gas station in London, UK. Credit: Devis M / Shutterstock
uk/Ministers Helped ‘Stage Manage’ Shell’s Relocation to UK, Emails Show
By Joey Grostern
on
The cache reveals a disturbingly “cosy” relationship between polluters and politicians, campaigners say.
Tzeporah Berman.
Q&A: Cold War Foes Made Treaties to Limit the Spread of Nukes. Could a Similar Approach Wind Down Fossil Fuels?
By Matthew Green
on
Canadian environmentalist Tzeporah Berman makes the case for a "bold idea" to end the era of coal, oil and gas.
Donald Trump speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in February 2024. Credit: Zach D. Roberts
Why Alberta Shouldn’t Be Celebrating Trump’s Election Win
By Mitch Anderson
on
Premier Danielle Smith can expect new tariffs, fewer revenue streams, and a provincial deficit brought on by lowered oil prices.
Premier Danielle Smith at the United Conservative Party AGM in Red Deer earlier this month.
Alberta Pledges Constitutional Showdown Over Emissions Cap
By Taylor Noakes
on
Premier Danielle Smith declared she’s pursuing ‘every legal option’ in her fight against Trudeau’s federal proposal to curb emissions.
Portrait of Melisa Janki
Q&A: Meet the Lawyer Fighting To Pry the ‘Jewel’ From ExxonMobil’s Crown 
By Matthew Green
on
Melinda Janki wants to protect her home country of Guyana from the harms caused by Big Oil.
An offshore oil rig at sunset. Credit: Credit: arbyreed / Flickr (CC BY-NC 2.0)
UK Platforms World’s Largest Offshore Drilling Firm at COP29 Climate Summit
By Sam Bright
on
Companies with major oil and gas interests have been given a stage at the UK pavilion in Baku.
The COP29 entrance in Baku, Azerbaijan. Credit: Michal Busko / Alamy
uk/Meat, Dairy and Pesticide Lobbyists Return in High Numbers to Climate Summit
By Rachel Sherrington
on
Agriculture delegates use influence to “distract” policymakers from genuine solutions needed to transform food and farming, say campaigners.

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CAPP President Abandons 'Net Zero' Message at Exclusive Industry Event
ByMitch Anderson
on
Oil patch advocate Lisa Baiton called for more extraction and less regulation at Vancouver address that didn’t once mention climate change.
CAPP president Lisa Baiton addressed Greater Vancouver's Board of Trade Nov. 26.
us/EQT’s ‘Bulldog’ Has D.C. in His Grip, with Profits — and Maybe Higher Gas Bills — on the Horizon
ByQuinn Glabicki
on
PA-based CEO Toby Rice hobnobbed with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. Now he’s poised for pipelines, exports, and profits.
EQT CEO Toby Rice has become one of the most influential fossil fuel executives in America. Credit: PublicSource
Industry Group Pre-Wrote Comments for ‘Workers’ Opposing Vancouver Gas Ban
ByGeoff Dembicki
on
Ahead of a city council vote, Resource Works launched an influence campaign with stock submissions for restaurant owners, hospitality workers, and residents.
Former BC environment minister Barry Penner
uk/Ministers Helped ‘Stage Manage’ Shell’s Relocation to UK, Emails Show
ByJoey Grostern
on
The cache reveals a disturbingly “cosy” relationship between polluters and politicians, campaigners say.
A Shell gas station in London, UK. Credit: Devis M / Shutterstock
Q&A: Cold War Foes Made Treaties to Limit the Spread of Nukes. Could a Similar Approach Wind Down Fossil Fuels?
ByMatthew Green
on
Canadian environmentalist Tzeporah Berman makes the case for a "bold idea" to end the era of coal, oil and gas.
Tzeporah Berman.
Analysis
Why Alberta Shouldn’t Be Celebrating Trump’s Election Win
ByMitch Anderson
on
Premier Danielle Smith can expect new tariffs, fewer revenue streams, and a provincial deficit brought on by lowered oil prices.
Donald Trump speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in February 2024. Credit: Zach D. Roberts
Alberta Pledges Constitutional Showdown Over Emissions Cap
ByTaylor Noakes
on
Premier Danielle Smith declared she’s pursuing ‘every legal option’ in her fight against Trudeau’s federal proposal to curb emissions.
Premier Danielle Smith at the United Conservative Party AGM in Red Deer earlier this month.
Q&A: Meet the Lawyer Fighting To Pry the ‘Jewel’ From ExxonMobil’s Crown 
ByMatthew Green
on
Melinda Janki wants to protect her home country of Guyana from the harms caused by Big Oil.
Portrait of Melisa Janki
UK Platforms World’s Largest Offshore Drilling Firm at COP29 Climate Summit
BySam Bright
on
Companies with major oil and gas interests have been given a stage at the UK pavilion in Baku.
Series: COP29 Coverage
An offshore oil rig at sunset. Credit: Credit: arbyreed / Flickr (CC BY-NC 2.0)
uk/Meat, Dairy and Pesticide Lobbyists Return in High Numbers to Climate Summit
ByRachel Sherrington
on
Agriculture delegates use influence to “distract” policymakers from genuine solutions needed to transform food and farming, say campaigners.
Series: Big Ag's Climate Push, COP29 Coverage
The COP29 entrance in Baku, Azerbaijan. Credit: Michal Busko / Alamy