No to the Keystone XL Pipeline!
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Ninth Court affirms eminent domain powers of TransCanada Keystone Pipeline | Southeast Texas Record Texas lawmakers see no issue with foreign entities seizing land via eminent domain for private profiteering
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Introduction: 37 years of oil spills in Alberta On average, there have been two crude oil spills every day in Alberta for the past 37 years. Our series examines spills in Alberta: where they are, and what’s being done about them.
On average, there have been two crude oil spills every day in Alberta for the past 37 years
On average, there have been two crude oil spills every day in Alberta for the past 37 years
On average, there have been two crude oil spills every day in Alberta for the past 37 years -
Speaking Up For Future Generations - Disrupting Pro-Tar Sands Conference | The Media Co-op -
Stephen Harper’s government withholds details of $16-million PR campaign for oil industry The Harper government is declining to explain how and where it is spending millions of taxpayer dollars on advertising to promote oil, gas a
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“House Democrats on Wednesday will challenge the constitutionality of Republican legislation allowing Congress to unilaterally approve the Keystone XL pipeline.
The Northern Route Approval Act would eliminate the need for TransCanada Corp., the company constructing the pipeline, to get a cross-border permit from President Barack Obama. The pipeline would carry crude oil from Canada to refineries in Texas. Republicans have argued Congress has the right to regulate international commerce under the Constitution.
But Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) on Monday raised a point of order saying the bill is unconstitutional because it violates the separation of powers. He furthered argued that it is an earmark and as such, against the rules of the House of Representatives, since under House rules lawmakers may stop any proceedings that affect the safety or integrity of the House.” -
House Supporters of Keystone XL Took $56 Million From Fossil Fuel Industry - The Price Of Oil In todays House Keystone XL vote, those in support took in a combined $56 million from fossil fuel interests, $36 million from oil industry interests alone.
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Watching the pipelines: How good are Alberta’s energy regulators? Alberta prides itself on a robust oversight system when it comes to the province’s economic lifeblood. But is it enforcing its own rules?
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Indigenous communities put the heat on Shell! Yesterday I attended Shell’s Annual General Meeting in The Hague, to address the board and shareholders. Shell, one of the largest multinational corporations…
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Canadian Pacific Spills Most Oil in Three Months in Saskatchewan Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. rail cars spilled 545 barrels of crude oil near Jansen, Saskatchewan, in the companyâs third and largest oil spill in as many months.
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Idle No More & Defenders of the Land "Sovereignty Summer" Call To Action - Intercontinental Cry From Solidarity Spring To Sovereignty Summer: An International Callout To All Indigenous Peoples, Supporters, Allies Of Idle No More & Defenders Of The Lan
