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What’s going on with Regina refinery?

July 3, 2015 by Rob Hislop Leave a Comment

An investigation by CBC has revealed the amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hydrogen sulphide (H2S or sour gas) released by the Co-op Refinery Complex is significantly higher than any other refinery in the country. According to Environment Canada while some VOCs are are not a concern, others are toxic and can cause cancer […]

Filed Under: Alberta, Canada, Environment, News Tagged With: Co-op Refinery Complex, Edmonton, energy, H2S, hydrogen sulphide, pollution, refinery, regina, sour gas, Suncor Refinery, VOCs, volatile organic compounds

Roland Hall responds to criticism from David Schindler about Oil Sands pollution

February 12, 2015 by Evan Leave a Comment

Make sure to check the first video and Schindler’s response.

Filed Under: iKanMedia TV Tagged With: david schindler, oil sands, pollution, research, Roland Hall

David Schindler weighs in on Roland Hall’s recent oil sands study

February 2, 2015 by Evan Leave a Comment

In our last podcast we told you about a study done by scientist Roland Hall suggesting that the oil sands industry is not polluting the Athabasca river and delta. Not surprisingly the conclusions have been met with a healthy measure of skepticism by some. One of those people is David Schindler. An acclaimed scientist in […]

Filed Under: iKanMedia TV, Video Tagged With: athabasca, david schindler, oil sands, pollution, study, tar sands

Roland Hall found some interesting results in Alberta’s Oil Sands

January 30, 2015 by Evan Leave a Comment

Filed Under: iKanMedia TV, Video Tagged With: athabasca, clean, oil sands, pollution, research, tar sands, water

Comment: Oil and gas industry faces a trust deficit that threatens to undermine the fracturing boom

July 30, 2014 by Rob Hislop Leave a Comment

From the top of Houston’s downtown skyscrapers on a clear day, you can see straight out to the refineries that surround the Houston Ship Channel. On a not-so-clear day, you can see the brown haze of pollution that hangs over our city. Houstonians know well the jobs, energy and wealth that come from our oil […]

Filed Under: Editorial Tagged With: asthma rates, Denton, fracturing boom, Houston, hydraulic fracturing, polluted water, pollution, refineries, social licence, Texas, trust deficit, trustworthy

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