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'If we thought it was bad, it's worse:' Alberta methane releases underestimated

EDMONTON — New research suggests industry and government are badly underestimating Alberta's emissions of one of the most potent greenhouse gases.
Enbridge balks at seizing assets from environmental group to pay legal costs

Enbridge balks at seizing assets from environmental group to pay legal costs

VANCOUVER — Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB) says it has decided not to have sheriffs seize the assets of a Vancouver-based environmental group over unpaid court costs. Karen Mahon of Stand.
Researchers push for action as Newfoundland seabirds vanish: 'It's shameful'

Researchers push for action as Newfoundland seabirds vanish: 'It's shameful'

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — The small nocturnal birds known as Leach's storm petrels are a telling symbol of ocean health. But they've vanished in the millions since offshore oil production started 20 years ago in the North Atlantic east of St. John's, N.L.
Chief seeks Trudeau's help to stop U.S. oil drilling in caribou breeding ground

Chief seeks Trudeau's help to stop U.S. oil drilling in caribou breeding ground

OTTAWA — A 40-year battle over oil drilling in an Arctic wildlife refuge in Alaska could become the latest political irritant in a growing list of disagreements between U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. U.S.

U.S. court dismisses Resolute's racketeering suit against Greenpeace

MONTREAL — A U.S. court has dismissed a racketeering lawsuit launched by Resolute Forest Products against Greenpeace and other environmental groups.

U.S. State Department issues presidential permit for Enbridge line 67

CALGARY — The U.S. State Department has issued a presidential permit allowing Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB) to ship more oil on its Line 67 pipeline after a five-year review.

Nova Scotia's cap and trade needs targets to be effective, committee told

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's proposed cap and trade regime must have declining emissions caps in order to be effective, the legislature's law amendments committee was told Monday.

Business sentiment moderates from strong summer high: Bank of Canada poll

OTTAWA — Canadian companies remain positive about the future but there are signs business sentiment has begun to cool down from its mid-summer high, said new poll results released Monday by the Bank of Canada.

Tornado struck town in Quebec's Laurentians region Sunday: Environment Canada

MONTREAL — Environment Canada is confirming a tornado struck the Laurentians town of Mont-Laurier on Sunday afternoon.

Whales show brains, social interaction go together: study

The rich social interaction and highly evolved brains of some whales are linked in a kind of evolutionary feedback loop, a newly published paper suggests.
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