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Activists Launch Court Challenge Against Bay du Nord
Application for judicial review of project’s approval coincides with protests in Norway and St. John’s around Equinor’s May 11 shareholder meeting.
Justin Brake
May 11, 2022
# climate change
News
The Indy’s Jenn Thornhill Verma to Join Oxford Climate Journalism Network
The Oxford Climate Journalism Network is a new program at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, to help journalists and editors develop their…
The Independent
May 3, 2022
Analysis
Opinion
Why We Do Not Need Bay du Nord, More than Ever
Long term projects, like Bay du Nord, represent a bad investment for the economy in a world shifting away from fossil fuels.
Conor Curtis
March 11, 2022
Commentary
Opinion
A Mom’s Plea for Action on Climate Change
We still have time to act on climate change and provide a hospitable future for our children. But the window of opportunity is closing—fast.
Hope Jamieson
March 4, 2022
Commentary
Letter
LETTER: Blue Hydrogen—A Dangerous Distraction?
Blue hydrogen depends on carbon capture and storage (CCS). CCS is about the fossil fuel industry saving itself rather than saving the planet.
David Ellis
January 21, 2022
Letters
LETTER: Renewable Energy Strategy Must Avoid Past Mistakes
NL needs to make the right decisions now to build a truly renewable future. Deadline for public feedback on the strategy is Thursday, Nov 4.
Nick Mercer and Conor Curtis
November 3, 2021
Analysis
Liberals, NDP Debate Oil, Food, and Work in Long Range Mountains
Liberal Gudie Hutchings and NDP Kaila Mintz debated oil and gas, agriculture, and workers' rights in Long Range Mountains last week.
Heidi Janes
September 16, 2021
Editorial
Drink Deep from Summer’s Oasis
It was a winter of despair, followed by a spring of hope; now comes a summer of beautiful reunion.
Drew Brown
July 5, 2021
Analysis
Green Transition or Greene Transition? Climate Policy in NL
For all the talk about a future transition to green energy and our ‘clean’ economy, Newfoundland and Labrador avoids tackling climate change.
Ellen Grace
June 25, 2021
News
NL Budget 2021: Keep the CHANGE
The 2021 budget highlights a modestly improved fiscal situation and lays the groundwork for implementing recommendations from the PERT.
Drew Brown
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Jess Puddister
May 31, 2021
News
So Moved
So Moved, St. John’s: 17 & 25 May 2021
The only place vinyl should ever be approved, in my opinion, is at Fred’s Records.
Jess Puddister
May 28, 2021
Journalism
Longread
As the Climate Changes, So Does Managing Fisheries
Over 20 years ago, DFO recognized that "changes in climate cannot be ignored." Why is it taking so long to put this insight into practice?
Jenn Thornhill Verma
May 27, 2021
So Moved
So Moved, St. John’s: March Municipal Megapost
We're rolling coverage from the March 10th Committee of the Whole meeting, and the last two Council meetings, into one grand piece to keep you…
Jess Puddister
March 24, 2021
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