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The Limits to Growth: Development in Banff and Jasper National Park put into context

With the recent approval of the Jasper National Park Glacier Discovery Walk find out more about development in Alberta's national parks >

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Peter Kent struggles to define role as environment boss

Former broadcaster knew how to spot landmines in media. In environment? Not so much >
Integrated Environments Ltd. helps bridge an industrial divide

Assessment gurus weave social and environmental impacts into industrial reviews >
Redford takes old school tack in selecting new energy czar

Alberta's newly-minted premier picks Ted Morton to succeed Ron Liepert >
Syncrude recasts itself as an environmental steward

Following legal woes, an oil sands pioneer changes the green conversation >
Is industry responsible enough?

Not surprisingly, one environmentalist thinks the oil and gas sector must do more >
Turning an oil sands mine into an ATV park

Spruce, pine, barley ... ATVs? A wacky reclamation scheme turns heads >
Quebec continues to rail against shale gas

Questerre Energy Corp. and the enduring fight for public acceptance >
Studying the intersection of oil, gas and wildlife in Alberta

A unique fund helps biologists map industrial impacts on natural settings >

Alberta sits on 37 billion tonnes of coal. What are we going to do with it all?

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Green Dividend: Preston Manning on four environmental issues of the future

Four issues that the leaders of tomorrow will have to face >

Legal Eagles: Green Guilt

You might not think you have to worry about your environmental liabilities. Think again >

The Green Dividend: Market Makers

Big government should give way to the private sector when it comes to green leadership >

Coal vs Natural Gas – Alberta’s two dominant electricity generations feedstocks face off

Alberta sits on more than 34 billion tonnes of coal deposits, but Ottawa wants to wean the country off coal-powered electricity. Could a switch to greater reliance on natural gas work for the province? Would it help the environment? >

Who Blinks First?

Ottawa and Alberta are debating the right way to regulate the oil sands. The answer will set the tone for the industry’s development for years to come. >

The Taming of the Screw

Almita Piling is finding fortune in foundations >

9 Ways To Get Your Green Back

How a focus on the environment can help your company’s bottom line >

The Emerald Awards 2011

From big businesses to small community groups, the Alberta Emerald Foundation seeks out those who have taken action to preserve and enhance Alberta’s environment >