The $117-million project, operated by Halagonia Tidal Energy Ltd., comes amid the uncertain future of another tidal energy project, the marquee Cape Sharp Tidal venture
Environment Minister announces the federal government plans to eliminate single-use plastics throughout government operations
The federal cabinet has ordered the NEB to look at the environmental impact of having more than three dozen oil tankers shipping diluted bitumen through the Burrard Inlet every month
The act was introduced in 2009 in a bid to grow the province’s solar and wind energy supply. Critics say scrapping it is largely symbolic, since Doug Ford’s government already ripped up 758 renewable energy contracts this summer
Alberta’s Greens aren’t against existing infrastructure, but want a moratorium on development of additional projects
In a story published by La Presse, prominent environmentalist David Suzuki said the federal environment minister should resign due to the prime minister’s support of the fossil fuel industry
The Hanford nuclear site located along the Columbia River in Eastern Washington state produced up to 70 per cent of the plutonium for the U.S. nuclear arsenal since it was established in World War II
The meetings of G7 environment, oceans and energy ministers will be discussing climate change, plastics pollution, illegal fishing and clean energy
The province says spill recovery equipment is being used to clean up the fuel at the site west of Ponton
An Obama-era rule that forced energy companies to capture methane has been scrapped. An estimated US$330 million a year in methane is wasted on federal lands, enough to power about 5 million homes
