Energy Policy

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“A dangerous time for a government”
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“A dangerous time for a government”

From: The Coutts Diaries

In this chapter, Graham examines late November to early December 1980, capturing the Trudeau government’s deepening political anxiety in Ottawa (as told by the diary of Jim Coutts, Prime … 3 $0.30 Add
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A Short History of Water

A Short History of Water

From: Dry Run

In this chapter you’ll learn a little of the fascinating history of water and civilization and how politics, economics and water have been part of the history of the US, especially of the … 11 $1.10 Add
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“A strong hand”
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“A strong hand”

From: The Coutts Diaries

In this chapter, Graham examines July 1980, the intense political manoeuvring in Trudeau’s Cabinet as it confronted the patriation of the Constitution and the National Energy Program (as … 14 $1.40 Add
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A Triple Crisis

A Triple Crisis

From: Tar Sands Showdown

This chapter discusses the convergence of three global and potentially deadly crises with implications for the development of the tar sands: (a) peak oil: the end of cheap, abundant supplies of … 38 $3.80 Add
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Accelerating the Future Readiness of Business and Society in the New Normal World of Constant Change
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Accelerating the Future Readiness of Business and Society in the New Normal World of Constant Change

From: The New Sustainability Edge: Redefining Business from Startups to Industry Leaders

In this chapter, Glanville explores how organizations can prepare for a world of constant change, weaving together the climate crisis, housing affordability, food insecurity, and the … 27 $2.70 Add
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Access to Energy

Access to Energy

How Form Overtook Substance and Disempowered the Poor in Nova Scotia

From: Advancing Social Rights in Canada

Examination of the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal decision in Boulter to illustrate the denial of equal access to energy to disadvantaged communities. ; 28 $2.80 Add
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Big Oil and Think Tanks Besiege Kyoto

Big Oil and Think Tanks Besiege Kyoto

From: The Big Stall

Examines the business led campaign to discredit the Kyoto Accord in the 1990s and 2000s. Big business lobbied for a "made in Canada" solution while funding a massive anti-Kyoto … 20 $2.00 Add
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Canada and Japan

Canada and Japan

From: The Indo-Pacific

In this chapter, Burney examines the bilateral relationship between Canada and Japan within the broader Indo-Pacific security landscape. 15 $1.50 Add
Charging Ahead

Charging Ahead

Hydro-Québec and the Future of Electricity

Hydro-Québec manages one of the largest power grids on the continent. It is among the most profitable, the least expensive and the greenest. With a stunning renewable energy rate of 99.8 … ; 320 View
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Class Power and Legal Coercion
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Class Power and Legal Coercion

Refinery Workers Confront the Limits of the “Right to Strike”

From: Unjust Transition

Chapter Four describes how the 2019-2020 lockout was marked by the employer’s use of scab labor and court injunctions to restrict workers’ ability to picket, as well as the impact on … ; ; 20 $2.00 Add
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Conclusions and omissions

Conclusions and omissions

From: Between Doom and Denial

In this chapter, Leach examines Canada’s responsibility in the global energy transition, arguing that the country must confront the collision between fossil fuel demand and climate action. 4 $0.40 Add
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Containing Environmentalism

Containing Environmentalism

From: The Big Stall

Describes the business lobby’s tactics to contain environmentalism propaganda, including the use of think tanks, during the 1970s and 1980s. Details the rise of neo-liberalism via the Mont … 24 $2.40 Add
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Crude Awakening

Crude Awakening

From: Tar Sands Showdown

This chapter covers the early development of the tar sands with the following subsections: (a) black gold: the pioneers who developed the technology to extract oil from the tar sands; (b) land … 38 $3.80 Add
Damming the Peace

Damming the Peace

The hidden costs of the Site C Dam

Since the 1970s, the Site C Dam in northeastern British Columbia’s Peace River Valley has been touted by BC Hydro and successive governments as necessary to meet the province’s … 272 View
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Defending Mother Earth

Defending Mother Earth

From: The Reconciliation Manifesto

Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines the qualifications of Indigenous people to weigh in on climate matters and promote clean energy policies and relates this to economic decisions in Canada. 5 $0.50 Add