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Why ‘ethical oil’ may be an own goal

by BuryCoal on July 9, 2012

in Ethics, Oil sands, The media

Peak oil is unlikely to solve the climate crisis

by BuryCoal on July 3, 2012

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NRTEE report on climate policy

by BuryCoal on June 13, 2012

in Climate change, Economics, Oil sands

Government interference in the Northern Gateway pipeline review process

by BuryCoal on June 2, 2012

in Ethics, Oil sands

Mountain Justice activism in West Virginia

by BuryCoal on May 24, 2012

in Activism, Civil disobedience, Coal mining

Blocking coal trains in White Rock, BC

by BuryCoal on May 3, 2012

in Activism, Coal mining

Pushing tar sands exports

by BuryCoal on March 25, 2012

in Ethics, Oil sands

James Hansen’s climate change TED talk

by BuryCoal on March 12, 2012

in Civil disobedience, Climate change, Climate science, Ethics

Growing pollution from the oil sands

by BuryCoal on February 29, 2012

in Climate change, Oil sands

Temperature Data: 1880-2011

by BuryCoal on January 31, 2012

in Climate change, Climate science

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