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The world needs Canada's so-called dirty oil, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday even as it called on leaders to make decisive moves to slash greenhouse gas emissions at a United Nations-sponsored negotiating session next month. Full Article at Canada.com
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The world needs Canada's so-called dirty oil, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday even as it called on leaders to make decisive moves to slash greenhouse gas emissions at a United Nations-sponsored negotiating session next month. Full Article at Financial Post
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The world needs Canada’s so-called dirty oil, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday even as it called on leaders to make decisive moves to slash greenhouse gas emissions at a United Nations-sponsored negotiating session next month. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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By Guy Chazan Criticism is mounting against Italian energy giant Eni SpA's plans to squeeze oil from the tar sands of the Republic of Congo, which campaigners claim could endanger one of the world's largest tropical rain forests.Eni says the crude... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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Canadian utilities are rapidly investing in renewable power, despite slumping demand for electricity in their country. The goal: to capture a share of the growing market for export of green electricity to the United States. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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We have had so much new production come on stream that all of a sudden the role of these terminals has changed dramatically ... They are getting the world’s leftovers.
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This big shiny new terminal was one of the ones built as the answer to declining US gas production and increasing demand
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The unfortunate coincidence is that developing countries are located in the tropical belt and are more vulnerable to the impact of climate change
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Meat is a wasteful use of water and creates a lot of greenhouse gases. It puts enormous pressure on the world's resources. A vegetarian diet is better
SOURCE: The Oil Drum
