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- Is the Mackenzie Valley pipeline a route to export oil from the oil sands?
- Why you shouldn’t trust the Saudi’s to tell the truth about their oil reserves.
- What events in Egypt may mean for the Oilsands
- China’s massive reduction in auto sales may be primarily to limit oil imports, and consistent with further reduction in export of components needed for electric cars
- Carbon capture and storage – does it have a future in Alberta?
- Are the oil sands starting to win the PR battle as they change their tactics?
- Does China’s investments in the oilsands explain why companies are not worried about losing their social license to operate?
- Decreasing oil use combined with China’s increasing environmental concerns likely to impact oil sands in 2011
- Oilsands increasingly likely to lose their social license to operate during 2011
- Cold weather in UK brings out climate skeptics
- China will move to electric cars more rapidly than predicted
- The weight of evidence for global warming is 1,340 lbs (608 kg) – literally!
- What is the scientific weight of evidence for global warming?
- Why Alberta doesn’t count for much in federal thinking
- Watch out Alberta, the Feds are coming for your wallets
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