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Natural gas: a way forward for BC and First Nations
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by Josiah Haynes
· March 16, 2021 3:43 PM
Natural gas makes our province an energy giant. But what is LNG, and what does it mean for BC? Josiah Haynes explores.
Read moreHow Canadian pipelines reduce global emissions
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by Resource Works
· March 11, 2021 6:40 PM
Want to bring down global emissions? Clean Canadian energy can help, but we'll need pipelines to do it.
Read moreFossil fuels: here for a long future
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by Resource Works
· February 18, 2021 10:57 AM
This Valentine's Day weekend, Arctic chills froze wind turbines and blackouts descended on Texas. Demand for gas soared as homes were left without heat.
Read moreDigging deeper into deep-well credits
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by Resource Works
· November 25, 2020 10:09 AM
Even when the market price of natural gas is low, natural-gas developers pay millions of dollars of royalties to the BC government each month.
Read more4 BC resource files to watch as cabinet is announced
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by Margareta Dovgal
· November 18, 2020 10:05 PM
The quality of the Premier’s Cabinet lineup will determine whether the government’s agenda on these issues will land right – for their future electoral odds and for our province’s economy.
Read moreComing up: BC’s cleanest LNG
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by Resource Works
· June 08, 2020 8:51 AM
Look out. Look ’way out. And stop looking at today’s depressed spot prices in a rocky world market that’s too full of surplus LNG. Look instead to, say, 2024-2025 - which is where the investors in Woodfibre LNG and LNG Canada are looking.
Read moreFour things that District of Squamish councillors are getting wrong about Woodfibre LNG
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by Margareta Dovgal
· May 15, 2020 9:31 PM
Pushed by anti-LNG pressure groups, District of Squamish councillors have decided to offer their own response to emissions reduction guidelines set by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), urging the BC Environmental Assessment Office to refuse a five-year environmental certificate extension for the $1.6 billion Woodfibre LNG project. The councillors supporting this motion are getting a couple of things very wrong.
Read moreOur LNG? Yes, there is a market.
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by Resource Works
· March 16, 2020 11:56 AM
It was sad to see Andrew Weaver citing health reasons as he stepped down as leader of the BC Green Party, and announced he would not seek re-election as MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head. We had to respect his tenacity in the legislature as a champion of fighting climate change, and for seeking to keep governmental feet to the fire on the issue. But we still shake our heads over some of his pronouncements on LNG in BC.
Read moreHealth authority monitoring on-leave employee heading up taxpayer-funded protest camp
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by Resource Works
· February 10, 2020 4:54 AM
A British Columbia civil servant has a surprising second job – she is a director at the Unist'ot'en camp originally created to block any pipeline that might be planned for a North West corridor. Her government employer is monitoring the situation, just weeks after $400,000 in public funding was announced for the camp. Veteran journalist Stewart Muir assembled a number of facts about the situation.
Read moreWho’s “right” on the CGL pipeline?
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by Resource Works
· January 29, 2020 6:48 AM
Thoughtful and intelligent views do exist on the natural gas project across British Columbia's north. Many others are stunningly simplistic, and are often emotional, and/or romanticized. Others are outright racist.
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