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Toronto -
Activists staged a panel discussion in Toronto on Tuesday concerning the Tar Sands, ethical oil, and First Nations land rights
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Washington -
America's craving for energy is an increasing challenge in protecting the world's wildlife, our "irreplaceable natural heritage," with much of the blame given to the fossil fuel industry, recipients of massive government handouts, a new report shows.
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Calgary -
The Council of Canadians responded to the rerouting of the Keystone XL pipeline. Maude Barlow, National Chairperson, and Andrea Harden-Donahue, Energy and Climate Justice Campaigner, answered the questions in this interview.
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Calgary -
This is an interview with Terry Cunha, Team Lead, Communications & Media Relations for TransCanada where he dismisses false allegations about the recent Keystone XL pipeline. It continues from What is the future of the Keystone XL pipeline PART 1.
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Calgary -
This is an interview with Terry Cunha, Team Lead, Communications & Media Relations for TransCanada about the recent Keystone XL pipeline reroute.
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Washington -
The White House has decided to delay making a final decision on the controversial Keystone XL pipeline until after the 2012 election. But the indefinite postponement may ultimately kill the proposed pipeline.
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Ottawa -
Beginning with a mid-morning solidarity rally on Monday, hundreds of protesters in Ottawa, Canada faced risk of arrest as they followed with a demonstration on Parliament Hill against the TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline.
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Toronto -
Hollywood celebrities and prominent international voices against the proposed Keystone XL pipeline threaten Canada's "security" and hinder the government's goal of being the dominant energy supplier for North America, states a leading Canadian official.
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Washington -
A final environmental assessment of TransCanada’s controversial Keystone XL pipeline is expected to be released today by the US State Department, and with mounting protests over the project, environmental groups are almost certain of its approval.
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Fort Mcmurray -
The number of ducks which have died after they flew into two tailing ponds owned by Syncrude Monday has risen to 350. Syncrude had originally said around 200 ducks had landed in the tailings pond.
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The EU and its critics diverge on climate and flying
Time-lapse footage reveals how mushroom corals inflate and deflate to free themselves from smothering sand.
The Sand Museum in Tottori Japan has commissioned an exhibition of London themed sand sculptures in honour of the Olympics
Brit-winning artist Emeli Sande is headlining a special concert celebrating the arrival of the Olympic torch in Cardiff.
Emeli Sande is in the running for British Breakthrough Act at the 32nd Brits later, having already won this year's Critics' Choice Award.
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"Tar Sands Healing Walk" walkers move againts the wind along a Syncrude tailings pond.
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