Taylor C. Noakes is an independent journalist and public historian.
Major companies have scrubbed references to carbon capture. Yet government officials continue to promote it.
The Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation is suing Albertaโs energy regulator over โweak responseโ to disaster.
Government bolsters โcleanโ burning fuel, while environmentalists sound alarm on โenergy-intensive, inefficientโ export scheme.
The host committee for the Republican National Convention names the Canadian pipeline company as a 'partner' on its website.
Shell is the latest oil giant to delete claims after an anti-greenwashing law passed in Parliament.
Drastic action in advance of rules to rein in greenwashing shows fossil-fuel backers donโt have evidence on CCS โto support the story theyโre selling.โ
Roger DallโAntonia, president and CEO of FortisBC, said extreme weather has increased energy demand.
The oil sands lobby group deleted the contents of its site in anticipation of changes to the Competition Act.
Panelists at the Global Energy Show in Calgary were gearing up for a new political era with fewer environmental regulations.
Pro-industry advertisements amounted to greenwashing, an Ad Standards Canada decision found. Canada Action is appealing.
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