# fossil fuels

"Canadians believe that Canada and the provinces can become world leaders in addressing climate change."

Divest MUN says decision by university's Board of Regents to strike an advisory committee to study the question of fossil fuel divestment is a "positive…

Divest MUN is asking Memorial University to make its divest from fossil fuels.

Global movement grows in Canada's faith community, strengthening the call to combat climate change on moral and ethical grounds.

Official government projections for provincial oil royalties look bleak. We must adjust to life after the boom.

Following a weekend of nationwide protests, and as Canadian politicians host their counterparts from the rest of the Americas in Toronto this week, people are…

Memorial University climatologist Joel Finnis answers questions from The Independent about climate change denial, how the future looks for both Newfoundland and Labrador in a…

After MUN's faculty union voted overwhelmingly in support of fossil fuel divestment to tackle climate change, Memorial University President Gary Kachanoski touted the school's "ethical…

On the culture and consequences of climate change denial in Newfoundland and Labrador...

On April 15, one day after NL Premier Paul Davis attended a climate summit in Quebec City that brought together most provincial and territorial leaders,…

Memorial’s strategic investments in Arctic oil pose environmental risks in the region and to the planet

Memorial University's fossil fuel divestment group launched its first direct action Thursday at Grenfell Campus, using impromptu theatre to talk about climate justice