Podcasts about kinder morgan pipeline

In this episode, we will be discussing an update to the Kinder Morgan Pipeline case in light of the new clean water act decision, a decision by the Texas Railroad Commission, Virginia Natural Gas Facilities, and U.S. Oil Production. This week's host:  Research Assistant, Sara Jenkins Editor: Erin Lieberman Music is “Caazapá (Aire Popular Paraguayo)” by Edson Lopes and is licensed under CC BY 3.0. 

In this episode, we will be discussing the Kinder Morgan Pipeline project being allowed to continue, the decision that an environmental impact statement is needed for the Dakota Access Pipeline, and the South Dakota governor signing the Riot Boosting Bill.   This week's host:  Research Assistant, Sara Jenkins Editor: Erin Lieberman Music is “Caazapá (Aire Popular Paraguayo)” by Edson Lopes and is licensed under CC BY 3.0. 

In this episode, we will be discussing hydraulic fracturing, the Kinder Morgan Pipeline, the Mountain Valley Pipeline, and the Dakota Access Pipeline.  This week's host: Research Assistant: Sara Jenkins Editor: Erin Lieberman Music is “Caazapá (Aire Popular Paraguayo)” by Edson Lopes and is licensed under CC BY 3.0.

As part of Spill Response the artist Jay White organized a guided walk on October 18, 2019 with poet Rita Wong, streamkeeper John Preissl, and Jim Leyden along the proposed Kinder Morgan Pipeline, noting the streams and rivers affected by proposed and ongoing construction.Their work is part of the grassroots collective Mountain Protectors that includes elders and volunteers who strive to uphold the natural laws of the land by monitoring the construction of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project. They are based out of and around, Kwekwecnewtxw, the traditional Coast Salish Watch House on Burnaby Mountain, and they constitute a vigilant presence on the Mountain motivated by a decolonial ethos that recognizes our shared responsibility to the lands and waters we live on and around. (Photo: Rachel Topham)

Many idigenous groups that will be impacted by both the Kinder Morgan and Coastal Gaslink pipelines support the two pipelines as a way of alleviating poverty on their reserves. A bid by indigenous group Project Reconciliation to buy 51% of the Kinder Morgan Pipeline, outlines planes to direct 20 per cent of Trans Mountain's estimated $180 million in future annual cash flow to shareholder communities while the rest would be used to create a sovereign wealth fund.   Guest: Shane Gottfriedson B.C. Director of Project Reconciliation, and former Tk'emlups chief.

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In 1951 Kinder Morgan began laying a pipeline across the Simpcw First Nation's land. How was the deal negotiated? By a government official that spoke on behalf of the Simpcw people and Chief and Council was only symbolic. This was during a time when residential schools were considered the norm, and the Indian act controlled almost every aspect of Indigenous People's lives. This history is where we started our interview with Keith Matthew who is a former Chief and Council of the Simpcw First Nation, a successful businessman, and member and founder of multiple organizations that are working to build economic opportunity for Indigenous People across BC. Fast forward from 1951 to today and Keith's community is now a power house of industry, negotiating with Kinder Morgan to secure maintenance and safety contracts for hundreds of kilometers of pipeline, partnering on a 7 million heli ski lodge investment, building up their forestry sector, and working with Canadian hydro developers. Keith has played many key roles along the way and offers deep insight into how deals get done and why so often disputes end up in court. Watch episode here: https://youtu.be/IjsksJg-WTg

Actual rants on how badly Victoria's traffic is managed and the messed up Kinder Morgan Pipeline situation in Canada.

Two weeks ago, the Trudeau government announced that it would bail out Kinder Morgan’s embattled Trans Mountain pipeline if another buyer couldn’t be found. Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the government will pay $4.5 billion for the pipeline’s existing assets. We talk with Jesse Firempong who’s with Greenpeace in Vancouver.

Two weeks ago, the Trudeau government announced that it would bail out Kinder Morgan’s embattled Trans Mountain pipeline if another buyer couldn’t be found. Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the government will pay $4.5 billion for the pipeline’s existing assets. We talk with Jesse Firempong who’s with Greenpeace in Vancouver.

A growing section of the population is considering taking more drastic measures to prevent the Kinder Morgan Pipeline. Guest: Kennedy Stewart - Burnaby South MP

This week we focus on the Kinder Morgan Pipeline issue in order to give a comprehensive review of both the politics and the media representation. Learn more at www.greenmajority.ca

Today we had a great conversation with Cody Battershill. Cody is a Calgary Realtor and an Alberta Energy advocate. We spoke about everything from the oil industry and its effect on The Calgary Real Estate market to some interesting information about the Kinder Morgan Pipeline. 

Kinder Morgan has announced that it will suspend all non essential activities and related spending for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. What happens next? Guest - Ian Lee. Sprott School of Business. Carleton University

Episode 36 kicks off with a song from Roy Ayers dedicated to the water protectors and protestors currently up on Burnaby Mountain in opposition to the Kinder Morgan Pipeline expansion. Members of parliament, indigenous elders and hundreds of others are taking bold action to combat this harmful development. Visit http://protecttheinlet.ca to find out what you can do to help. Further in the programming I play some tracks from Charlotte Day Wilson, Khurangbin, Kid Frost, XL MIddleton, 2nd Son, Sven Atterton, Missy Elliott & more!The show finishes off with a word from my homie Chelsea and some of her top picks! Tune in to find out what she chose. Join us next week for another episode of Ninth Wave Radio as I approach 1 year of being on CiTR Radio!

Kinder Morgan.It’s the pipeline of division.On one hand you have the perspective of some, depending on who you talk too, B.C. is very angry there is an angry province that the Federal Government approved the expansion of the Kinder Morgan Pipeline. It’s about land, protection, and environment.On the other hand, you have another province, Alberta, who insists that this project get off the ground. From their perspective, they need this to go through. They need jobs, money, and their economy.It’s a situation that has caused comments from both Premier’s. A wine ban, and large number of protesters, and a heavy debate on social media.Where do we go next? Hopefully our guest today can help us out.Markham Hislop from EnergiNews joins us.Topics we cover include;B.C. perpsective;-John Horgan-The protestors-The pro and anti-pipeline rallies.The Alberta perspective.-Rachel Notley-Jason Kenney-Alberta planning a budget assuming Trans Mountain goes through.What should Justin Trudeau do?Follow MarkhamTwitter: @politicalhamFacebook:Markham Hislopwww.energi.newsFollow MeFacebook:Kevin OlenickLike:Agree or Disagree:The Podcast on Facebook.Twitter:@kevoleSoundcloud: @kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleInstagram:@kevolePodbean:https://aordthepodcast.podbean.com/You Tube:Kevin Olenick

Sterling Faux In For Jill Bennett! We heard from one side of the debate on the ongoing battle revolving around the Kinder Morgan Pipeline. What are people on the pro side of it saying? Guest: Stewart Muir - Executive Director ResourceWorks

PANEL DISCUSSION - Gordon Wilson + The Kinder Morgan Pipeline GUEST: Keith Baldrey - Global BC Chief Political Reporter

In episode #226 of Talking Radical Radio (July 4, 2017), Scott Neigh speaks with Holly Andersen and Rudy Reimer. They live on Burnaby Mountain in British Columbia and are part of a growing group of residents opposing the expansion of the nearby storage facility, or "tank farm," that marks the BC terminus of the widely opposed Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline. For a more detailed description of this episode, go here: http://talkingradical.ca/2017/07/04/trr-burnaby_mountain_residents/

Today’s Episode covers the recent Kinder Morgan Pipeline from the Permian to Corpus, along with some of the more recent litigation issues that have surfaced in the Great State of Texas.Here is a list of links to the Articles from today’s show:Kinder Morgan announces 430-mile, Permian gas pipeline | Fuel Fix - http://bit.ly/2n610C6Kinder Morgan announces Permian-to-Corpus natural gas pipeline - San Antonio Express-News http://bit.ly/2ok1E02This Texas oilfield is messing with OPEC - http://cnnmon.ie/2nXfUjeTEXAS OIL: Bill would allow cities to ban drilling near schools - News - Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise - Bartlesville, OK http://bit.ly/2n7fRxdRailroad Commission fines company for not cleaning up oil, wastewater spills | Fuel Fix http://bit.ly/2nkuSMWAPI-YPThe Moral Case for Fossil FuelsBaker Hughes Rig Count Numbers:Rig Count: +21Total of 789 in U.S.Texas: 398Permian: 308Eagleford: 70

Today’s Episode covers the recent Kinder Morgan Pipeline from the Permian to Corpus, along with some of the more recent litigation issues that have surfaced in the Great State of Texas.Here is a list of links to the Articles from today’s show:Kinder Morgan announces 430-mile, Permian gas pipeline | Fuel Fix - http://bit.ly/2n610C6Kinder Morgan announces Permian-to-Corpus natural gas pipeline - San Antonio Express-News http://bit.ly/2ok1E02This Texas oilfield is messing with OPEC - http://cnnmon.ie/2nXfUjeTEXAS OIL: Bill would allow cities to ban drilling near schools - News - Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise - Bartlesville, OK http://bit.ly/2n7fRxdRailroad Commission fines company for not cleaning up oil, wastewater spills | Fuel Fix http://bit.ly/2nkuSMWAPI-YPThe Moral Case for Fossil FuelsBaker Hughes Rig Count Numbers:Rig Count: +21Total of 789 in U.S.Texas: 398Permian: 308Eagleford: 70

Fundraising scandals continue to plague the Trudeau Liberals, particularly as new controversy surrounds the Trudeau Foundation. Next, Micah calls in to add a legal take on BC NDP leader John Horgan’s claim that the federal government would have to invoke the notwithstanding clause to force the Kinder Morgan Pipeline through. Then we take another look... The post Ep 13: Make ethics great again appeared first on PolitiCoast.

The Kinder Morgan Pipeline has been approved by the Federal Government but how long will the legal process be before construction can start? Nigel Bankes, Professor and Chair of Natural Resources Law at the University of Calgary, says we still have a long way to go.