Podcast appearances and mentions of alberta oil sands

Markham interviews Kevin Birn, VP, Canadian Oil Markets Chief Analyst and Head of Center for Emissions Excellence for S&P Global. His team recently released its annual 10-year Production Outlook for the Canadian Oil Sands.

How can we do the most good for the world? What's the "elephant in the room" when it comes to opiate addiction? What does working for two years in the Alberta Oil Sands look like? . In Episode 89, the Gentlemen prove that they know how to read by taking turns sharing about something they've read recently. They present their key learnings, reflections, challenges, and questions to each other and have a brief conversation. The topics vary greatly, but they find harmony in the end. . Discussed in this episode: Doing Good Better by William MacAskill Opioids and the Elephant in the Room by Vincent Lam Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands by Kate Beaton . The Harmonious Gentlemen Book Club: The Gents are going to read The Wisdom of Your Body by Hillary L. McBride. Join them by reading it yourself! They will discuss the book in a future episode and would love to hear your thoughts along the way.

The ground and water near Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation in northern Alberta has become a toxic mess. A nearby oil sands site, run by Imperial Oil, has leaked industrial waste into the hunting and fishing grounds of the Indigenous community.But the First Nation alleges Imperial Oil and the provincial regulators tasked with keeping the companies in line, hid the seriousness of the leak. Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation is only now learning of how badly their food and water could be contaminated. Energy reporter Emma Graney talks about who knew what when and how this major oil leak is destroying any trust between the public, regulators and oil sands companies.Questions? Comments? Ideas? E-mail us at thedecibel@globeandmail.com

Mitch Cleary has a certain energy about him that gets you all fired up ... in the best way possible. His family is from the Peterborough area and on this episode of The Your Life! Your Terms! Show he shares different investment opportunities in the area. We also get some of Mitch's journey to become a real estate professional that involves multiple trips to the Alberta Oil Sands. If you're in the Peterborough area you'll find Mitch at Century 21 practicing his real estate craft.

Climate change and its impacts on the economy, the planet, and, of course, us, is top of mind for a lot of folks these days. One potential solution that merges economic and climate needs is the transition away from fossil fuels as an energy source, to greener options. But with so many people relying on the fossil fuel industry for their livelihoods, how do we ensure a transition to a whole new energy source is just? This is one of the many questions we touch on in today's episode. Our guests, Luisa Da Silva, Executive Director of Iron and Earth, and Heather Milton-Lightening, a long-time Indigenous climate activist and current student, share with us their different views on just transition, and what we need to consider if we're really going to make it work.

It's that time of the week where we take a look past the veil into the stories that don't get the attention they deserve in Ottawa. Alex Pierson checks in with Managing Editor of Blacklock's Reporter Tom Korski. Alex and Tom start off talking about Environment Minister Stephen Guilbeault's plan to take a train across Canada this winter to discuss climate change, after former Minister McKenna logged over 22,000 Km by plane in 10 days. They also talk about why a researcher is telling Cabinet to shut down the tar sands and stop financing the market, why the Department of Transportation will permit airlines and airports to gran employees exemptions to get vaccinated on medical or religious grounds, and why Dr. Tam is telling Canadians not to sign Christmas Songs this year. Let's get talking See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Photo: No known restrictions on publication.CBS Eye on the World with John BatchelorCBS Audio Network@Batchelorshow#NextClimate: The Alberta oil sands live long past the Keystone XL Pipeline. Vijay Vaitheeswaran @TheEconomisthttps://www.eenews.net/stories/1063734737

Markham interviews economist Kevin Birn of IHS MarkIt about the Oil Sands Pathways to Net Zero initiative launched on June 9.

The Alberta Oil Sands have long been the crown of the Western Canadian province, but what affect has it had on our men? Join Josiah as he interviews Omar Mouallem and Dylan Rhys Howard, filmmakers of "Digging In The Dirt" – a look at toxic masculinity on the Alberta Oil Sands. You can watch "Digging in the Dirt" on CBC.ca and the CBC Gem app.

In this BEST IN CLIMATE episode, Christine reads the bombshell letter sent by Don Lindsay, CEO and President of Teck Resources Limited, to the Canadian federal Minister of Environment and Climate Change. The letter outlines the reasons Teck has withdrawn the Frontier Project, a 113 square mile oil sands mine in northern Alberta, from the regulatory review process. After a lengthy 9 year application process, Teck Resources made this decision just days before an announcement was expected from the government on whether or not the mine could go ahead.

Yeg Filmmaker Dylan Rhys Howard talks about Magnolia and his upcoming CBC film 'Digging in the Dirt' about life in the Alberta Oil Sands

Hello everyone! Skip ahead to 14:27 if you want to miss our chat about Howard Stern's interview on Terry Gross' Fresh Air on NPR (or hang out with us as we delve into it). We watched The Choice based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks. It was a mixed bag, but we both agree it was beautifully shot. Tuca and Bertie stars the voice acting of Tiffany Haddish (Girls' Trip) and Ali Wong (Hard Knock Wife) and is just adorable, kooky and delightful. Highway Thru Hell takes us back to when the Alberta Oil Sands were booming just a few years ago (they're not anymore) and some of the characters and conflicts that fuel the show.

Lay out where Alberta stands on oil sands curtailments, rail cars, and discounts How do you see 2019 playing out? For pipelines, carbon and Alberta?

Dennis, a significant development last week in Alberta, the release of the Oil Sands Advisory Board report, can you first explain the background of it? Why is the cap fundamentally problematic to oil sands investment? How do the recommendations of the panel impact the investment process? Where does this go into the future? Alberta politics, market access, and national climate strategy?

Kathy Tuccaro is the author of the upcoming book “Dream Big! Overcoming a Lifetime of Trauma and Abuse That Led to Dreams of Success.” In addition to being a motivational speaker and author, Kathy works full time as a heavy equipment operator, and part of her job is to drive THE BIGGEST TRUCK IN THE WORLD! She drives a 400-ton Caterpillar truck up in the Alberta Oil Sands in Canada. (Check out the picture below of Kathy and this truck.… Read more

They say photos speak louder than words, but what words have the people taking the photos? This week, we’ll listen to the thoughts of photographers Edward Burtynsky and Sara Lindstrom. As well, Kerry Oxford, a spokeswoman for Iron & Earth, voices the environmental conscience of those who work in the Alberta Oil Sands, the men […]

On a popular new study that concluded that the Alberta Oil Sands themselves are a top emitter of airborne pollutants including secondary organic aerosols. LINKS Article: http://bit.ly/1WPwFan FOLLOW insta: @fraserallanbest twitter: @FraserAllanBest

August 14, 2009: Jane Van Ryan reports on a recent tour of oil sands operations in Alberta, Canada. Oil sands are a critically important energy resource, providing crude oil to the United States. Of the more than 2 million barrels of Canadian crude oil that are imported in to the U.S. every day, about half is derived from Canada’s abundant oil sands.