LNG

With millions of dollars from the B.C. government to support LNG, debate over how to address poverty while protecting the environment has sparked division over who can speak for a First Nation.

New research shows that the project proponent gave the government some flimsy evidence that neglected to mention how its proposed gas terminal would harm vulnerable Pacific salmon.

No society can thrive if their emissions rights are given away for just 1% of needed GDP.

The Trudeau government's go-ahead to a massive natural gas project "defies the unassailable arithmetic of climate change"

L'instabilité du marché du gaz naturel liquéfié (GNL) pourrait empêcher la construction du mégaprojet de port d'exportation en Colombie-Britannique évalué à 36 milliards $.

I am used to seeing good governments make bad decisions - yet this decision really shook me.

This project contradicts the spirit and terms of the Paris Agreement which references the need to protect the “right to health."

The C.D. Howe institute found that increasing LNG exports would likely increase emissions in most potential markets, sullying the environmental arguments made in favour of expanding LNG market.

Premier Christy Clark's dreams of a booming liquefied natural gas industry in BC have been dealt another blow after a Shell-backed venture delayed a final investment decision indefinitely.

The Canadian Energy Research Institute says production in Western Canada will drop and Eastern Canada will see a production drop or an end altogether due to high cost and provincial fracking bans.

Emissions have been creeping up since BC Liberal Premier Christy Clark took over, says Andrew Weaver.

"We have been clear we would not allow this activity to go forward unless our five conditions were met," Donald Arseneault said.

Climate change scientist and British Columbia Green Leader Andrew Weaver said Christy Clark's concerns about wildfires and her promotion of fossil fuels don't add up.

“Enviros should stop their hysteria," Mihlar once tweeted.