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Energy services companies are managing the environmental impact of Alberta's oil and gas industry

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Water emerges as a serious constraint amid shale boom
It's 'the biggest challenge we have right now,' Talisman vice-president says >
What 2012 has in store for Alberta’s oil and gas sector
New technology, green anxiety and market access to shape 2012 >
Encana Corp. ratchets up public spat with EPA
A technical briefing belies a siege mentality >
Shale gas struggles to lift off in New Brunswick
Corridor Resources can't find a partner on hostile turf >
New spin-off Poseidon Concepts eyes U.S. expansion
Above-ground tanks replace lined frack-water storage pits >
Alberta’s shale gas fortunes hinge on water management
Water use in frac jobs flagged as 'critical issue' by ERCB >
Ottawa calls for joint oil sands oversight
Federal panel says current regime lacks co-ordination, leadership >
Alberta Environment strikes panel to monitor oil sands
Announcement precedes results of report expected from federal government tomorrow >

Who Killed Water Markets?

A free-enterprise solution to our creeping water shortage is staring us in the face. So why have water markets been so slow to materialize? >

The Productivity Edge

Six Oil and gas innovations from Alberta that could change the way the business is done >

Trickle-down Economics

Alberta’s oilsands, the world’s largest engineering project, may be getting rave reviews in the corridors of Ottawa and Washington, D.C., as a secure source of oil for the continent >

The Big Picture

Bill Hunter doesn't really have any use for euphemisms >

Mind Over Water

A mid-career catharsis last year convinced industrialist Kim Sturgess that the time to tackle water issues is now
#5 in a 10-part series on practising sustainability in business
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Shedding Light on Water Use

Is if the drought of 2002 wasn’t bad enough, scientists are warning Canadians to expect more environmental disasters if they don’t change the way they manage water. >