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Deep-sea mining could hurt $5.5B tuna industry, UBC study claims

Deep-sea mining could hurt $5.5B tuna industry, UBC study claims

'There is already uncertainty about the impact of climate change on the health and geographic range of tuna. Deep-sea mining will only add to this uncertainty,' says UBC co-author
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B.C. port strike prompts curtailment at Prince George pulp mill

B.C. port strike prompts curtailment at Prince George pulp mill

The curtailment at Northwood Pulp Mill is expected to start on Thursday and last until the ports reopen, Canfor Pulp Products announced.
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'We’re still in the energy crisis': LNG conference delegates draw bead on energy security

'We’re still in the energy crisis': LNG conference delegates draw bead on energy security

Enbridge CEO says countries that want to export natural gas need to address permitting
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Net-zero electricity grid for Alberta is possible, Wilkinson says

Net-zero electricity grid for Alberta is possible, Wilkinson says

DRUMHELLER, Alta.
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Stewart Muir: Energy diplomats ponder the best paths ahead in the shadow of a Disney cruiseliner

Stewart Muir: Energy diplomats ponder the best paths ahead in the shadow of a Disney cruiseliner

The LNG2023 conference in Vancouver contends with the energy 'trilemma'
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North Van approves B.C.'s largest hydrogen plant

North Van approves B.C.'s largest hydrogen plant

At issue for council was whether such a facility would be safe
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Logging pollution is on the rise — but don't expect to find it on the accounting books

Logging pollution is on the rise — but don't expect to find it on the accounting books

Widely used accounting methods leave the impression that wood harvests only marginally increase carbon emissions or don't increase them at all, new research suggests.
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Who will finance the next round of LNG projects?

Who will finance the next round of LNG projects?

Renewed focus on energy security following Russia's war in Ukraine changes picture for LNG
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Ukraine war proves value of LNG Canada, CEO tells global gas conference in Vancouver

Ukraine war proves value of LNG Canada, CEO tells global gas conference in Vancouver

VANCOUVER — Volatility in the supply and price of natural gas worldwide since Russia's invasion of Ukraine shows the value of the LNG Canada project as a source of "affordable, reliable" and "responsibly produced" liquefied natural gas, the project's
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Canada backs moratorium on deep sea mining, opposing Vancouver company's plans

Canada backs moratorium on deep sea mining, opposing Vancouver company's plans

Canadian government backs international moratorium on deep sea mining following Vancouver company's controversial move
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