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Good fire, bad fire
Both wildfires and fire mitigation have a part to play in protecting forest biodiversity, writes Alice Palmer.
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Act on affordability issues
If the Liberals want a comeback, they need to act on affordability issues. And that starts with building major projects, writes Margareta Dovgal.
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The world still needs Canadian oil
Federal emissions policies will cut jobs and public revenues. But is there a better way to reduce emissions? Josiah Haynes dives in.
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Empowering Indigenous communities through hydrokinetic energy collaboration
Oscar Judelson-Kelly explores how Indigenous communities can take charge of their energy needs as partners in this renewable power solution.
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LNG is a world energy solution, but does Ottawa get it?
LNG is an economic and climate win-win for Canada and the world, writes Stewart Muir. Our allies are asking why it’s taking so long.
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Smashing roadblocks to Canadian prosperity
Oscar Judelson-Kelly unpacks insights from a major summit on how permit reform can unlock opportunities across North America.
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Hydrogen in Canada: hype or hope?
In this reality check from Margareta Dovgal, find out why the hydrogen economy is the next big thing (but not yet).
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Is it time for BC to go nuclear?
To be both anti-carbon and anti-nuclear is to be pro-blackout, writes Margareta Dovgal.
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What is BC's forestry legacy?
Myths abound on old growth and forestry's economic contributions to BC. Explore how the province found a balance in this fact check from Josiah Haynes.
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Resource Works at the Legislature
Managing Director Margareta Dovgal provides recommendations to legislators on forestry, mining and LNG.
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The great salmon gamble — how Canada’s push for land-based aquaculture foundered
Ottawa's salmon policy overlooks scientific advice in favour of policies based on unproven assertions, writes Stewart Muir in the Financial Post.
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Energy diplomats ponder the best paths ahead in the shadow of a Disney cruiseliner
The LNG2023 conference in Vancouver contends with the energy 'trilemma,' writes Stewart Muir in Business in Vancouver.
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Canada's single-use plastic ban is garbage
Good intentions have gone awry, writes Oscar Dewing on a federal government plan with atmospheric consequences.
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Canada has a world LNG opportunity
With LNG2023 coming to Vancouver following the Western Premier's statement, Margareta Dovgal shares her optimism on Canada's LNG opportunity.
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Western Premiers' stance on LNG and trade receives praise from Resource Works
A unified interprovincial voice offers a pathway to economic resilience for all Western Canadians, said Resource Works CEO Stewart Muir.
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Natural gas, especially LNG, isn't the villain of the climate change piece
Natural gas and LNG are elements needed more than ever, writes Resource Works CEO Stewart Muir in Business in Vancouver.
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A Reasoned Path: An Evening with Vaclav Smil
Join us for a special evening with world-renowned energy expert Vaclav Smil. Tickets for this September 25th event hosted by Resource Works are now available.
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First Nations fight BC fish farm closures
Wei Wai Kum and We Wai Kai Nations take the federal government to court while Ottawa delays a decision on their salmon farming operations.
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Speed up process for Ksi Lisims LNG
Pressure mounts on government to reduce wait times for the world’s first Indigenous-led, low and zero-carbon LNG projects.
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