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Canada Delaying Urgently Needed Methane Regulations
Canada Delaying Urgently Needed Methane Regulations
The ECOreport reposts an Op-ED about Canada delaying urgently needed methane regulations
Originally Published on the Wilderness Committee
Today’s announcement by the federal government delaying urgently needed methane regulations has no justification and is dangerous to our climate, charges the Wilderness Committee. (more…)
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BC Wants Input On A "World-Leading" Provincial Spills Regime
BC Wants Input On A “World-Leading” Provincial Spills Regime
The ECOreport passes on public information that BC wants input on a “world-leading” provincial spills regime
By Roy L Hales
Before May 20, the National Energy Board is expected to recommend that Kinder Morgan’s proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion be approved before May 20. If the Government of Canada agrees, we could see a seven-fold increase of tankers carrying diluted bitumen through the…
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Hundreds Rally Outside NEB Pipeline Hearings
Hundreds Rally Outside NEB Pipeline Hearings
Hundreds Rally Outside NEB Pipeline Hearings in Burnaby, as Citizens & First Nations Call on Trudeau to Scrap Kinder Morgan Review
Press Release from the Wilderness Committee
BURNABY, BC – Local residents, First Nations representatives and environmental groups gathered today outside the National Energy Board (NEB) hearings on the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline project to call on the Prime…
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Does BC Still Have A Cap On LNG Emissions?
Does BC Still Have A Cap On LNG Emissions?
By Roy L Hales
Years before Premier Christy Clark dreampt of the billion dollar opportunity to frack British Columbia, the province set a cap on LNG emissions. As of Jaunary 1, facilities can produce higher emissions than was previously allowed “by purchasing offsets or buying funded units.” [1. Compliance Framework under the Greenhouse Gas Industrial Reporting and Control Act, Compliance…
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