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Old, small and CO2-intense: why Canada s highest-carbon oil sites keep pumping
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Old, small and CO2-intense: why Canada s highest-carbon oil sands sites keep pumping
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Carbon Engineering closer to commercialization with carbon-capture plant set for U K
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Share Mikisew Cree member Robert Grandjambe checks his nets on Lake Athabasca in Fort Chipewyan, Alta., located on the world s largest inland delta in Wood Buffalo National Park. The park may become listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Danger due to the impacts of the Alberta oilsands and major dams on the Peace River. Photo: Louis Bockner / Sierra Club BC
Leaks from toxic tailings ponds in the oilsands and dams on the Peace River in B.C. and Alberta are moving Canada’s largest national park closer to being placed on an international list of world heritage sites in danger, according to a report released Monday.
TORONTO North American stock markets swung lower midweek after the Federal Reserve revised its inflation outlook upwards and moved forward the timing of planned interest rate hikes. The U.S. central bank announced Wednesday that the first rate hikes would be in 2023, after signalling in March that there would be no increases until at least 2024. A majority of bank members also said there could be at least two quarter-point increases in 2023. Stock markets dropped after the statement was issued at 2 p.m., but the TSX bounced back before ending the day slightly below water. The S&P/TSX composite index closed down less than a point to 20,230.96 after reaching an intraday record of 20,295.18.