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Tag: British Columbia

Talking About Not Talking to BC’s Environment Minister
British Columbia, Law, Policy, & Standards, Provinces and Territories, Science Matters

Talking About Not Talking to BC’s Environment Minister

  Our latest episode of Skaana was supposed to be an interview with BC Environment Minister, George Heyman. So was … Continue reading Talking About Not Talking to BC’s Environment Minister

BC government has massive gap to reach carbon pollution targets
Air and Climate, British Columbia

BC government has massive gap to reach carbon pollution targets

New report offers the first independent assessment of BC’s Climate Leadership Plan after the federal government’s recently announced carbon price schedule. Continue reading BC government has massive gap to reach carbon pollution targets

Kinder Morgan pipeline fight far from over
British Columbia, Natural Resources Management

Kinder Morgan pipeline fight far from over

First Nations and conservation groups vow to continue to fight the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion project. Continue reading Kinder Morgan pipeline fight far from over

British Columbia, Law, Policy, & Standards

Coastal First Nations applaud Northern Gateway rejection and crude oil tanker ban

In the wake of the tragic diesel spill in Heiltsuk Territory, Coastal First Nations finally get a ban on crude oil transport along BC’s North Coast. Continue reading Coastal First Nations applaud Northern Gateway rejection and crude oil tanker ban

British Columbia, Water

Sunken tug raised from Heiltsuk waters: Now the real work begins

A month after sinking, the Nathan E. Stewart tugboat was finally raised from the seafloor. But its only the beginning for the Heiltsuk community. Continue reading Sunken tug raised from Heiltsuk waters: Now the real work begins

British Columbia, Water

American tanker traffic highlights safety gaps along BC coast

More fuel tankers navigate the BC Coast, while the Heiltsuk Nation struggles to contain devastating spill in territorial waters. Continue reading American tanker traffic highlights safety gaps along BC coast

Coastal First Nations call for ban on tankers along BC coast
British Columbia, Waste & Pollution Management

Coastal First Nations call for ban on tankers along BC coast

Coastal First Nations renews call for oil tanker ban on BC coast in aftermath of Bella Bella spill. Continue reading Coastal First Nations call for ban on tankers along BC coast

British Columbia, Natural Resources Management

Conservationists Call Foul on Site C Logging

Conservation groups question unnecessary rush to hand Protected Area over to BC Hydro for Site C Dam construction. Continue reading Conservationists Call Foul on Site C Logging

US Oil Spill Swells BC First Nations Opposition to Tar Sands Pipeline and Tankers
British Columbia, Energy, Food & Health, Planning & Environmental Management, Uncategorized

US Oil Spill Swells BC First Nations Opposition to Tar Sands Pipeline and Tankers

CALGARY, AB – Enbridge‘s pipeline and tanker project to British Columbia’s coast isn’t going to happen. BC First Nations made … Continue reading US Oil Spill Swells BC First Nations Opposition to Tar Sands Pipeline and Tankers

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