I accept that not all Albertans think about public policy issues as I do. But from many conversations over the more than 40 years I have lived in the province, it is my experience that many Albertans want answers to the same questions that perplex me. Many of those Albertans might expect different answers to …
Janet Keeping, leader, Green Party of Alberta We are just learning that CNRL’s tarsands project at Cold Lake has been spewing bitumen for about six weeks. Worse, according to a government scientist on site, no one knows why this has happened or how to stop it. According to Greenpeace’s Mike Hudema this is not the …
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Two of the most serious problems facing Alberta today are the harm being done by our sildenafil from usa hydrocarbon industries – for example, oilsands and coal-generated electricity –and the fragile state of democracy in the province. Both are signature concerns for Greens. So it’s very good for Alberta that the provincial Green Party has …
By Janet Keeping, leader of the Green Party of cialis 5mg daily how long before it works Alberta The recent controversy over whether the amount of severance paid an Alberta government advisor should be made public tells us a lot more than how much money Steven Carter received when he left the premier’s office. It …
In a speech given in April in Washington, DC, Alberta’s Premier claimed that oilsands “tailings ponds [will] disappear from Alberta’s landscape in the very near future.” But it’s not true. According to a report from the ERCB released in June not only are the tailings ponds not disappearing they are actually growing in size. Matters …
On Monday, June 10, Janet Keeping spoke at a public event panel in Calgary about the need to stop using coal to produce electricity in Alberta. See the story: http://beaconnews.ca/calgary/2013/06/alberta-coal-dependence-questioned-in-panel-discussion
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The basic environmental insight is this: all life is dependent on the healthy functioning of natural systems. To risk the viability of land, water, or atmospheric systems is to risk life itself. From this point of view, we live in precarious times – climate change is becoming more severe, the habitat which supports bio-diversity is …
Alberta Greens are strikingly resilient. Why is that? A look at the people who are drawn to the party and the Alberta we find ourselves in today suggests three reasons. One: the determination of the dedicated longtime Greens. I count myself among them after a decade of active involvement in both provincial and federal Green …