Why the debate over Keystone and emissions comes down to rail
Econ 101 shows that blocking Keystone only matters to oil sands production if rail can’t pick up the slack
oil sands
Why a moratorium on oil sands expansion makes sense
An effort to significantly reduce global CO2 emissions would likely cause the price of oil to fall, and with it, oil sands development.
Oil sands moratorium? You’re going to need a stronger case
Emissions from oil sands aren’t going to be the difference between stabilization and disaster
How the pipeline backlash gave a boost to oil exports by rail
The anti-pipeline movement has led to a rail renaissance for crude oil
Is Canada headed for a pipeline bubble?
Will the TransMountain pipeline expansion still be needed if the world takes significant action on climate change?
Oil boom narrows high school to university wage gap
But university graduates are still way out in front
Lessons on energy for Harper in 2014 from Jimmy Carter in 1979
Canada was not a ’stable, secure partner’ when the U.S. faced its second energy crisis
’How large will the oil sands sector grow?’
Andrew Leach prepares to stand before the Natural Resources Committee
How the oil sands could very quickly become unviable
It all comes down to two simple numbers
Listen: Andrew Leach talks about fact checking Neil Young
Key facts and a conversation with CBC Radio about the holes in the rock star’s attack