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Oil is a blessing for Alberta—not a curse
By Steve Lafleur, Kenneth P. Green | January 27, 2016
Alberta’s oil competitors have fewer barriers to investment
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | January 21, 2016
B.C. LNG proposal poses low risk to the environment
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | January 19, 2016
Two bright spots in Premier Notley's recent activity in Alberta's oilpatch
By Kenneth P. Green | January 14, 2016
Pipelines or Policies: What's Behind the Fall in Investor Confidence in Alberta?
By Ross McKitrick, Kenneth P. Green | January 14, 2016
B.C. opposes Kinder Morgan but pipelines needed for Canada to become energy ‘superproducer’
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | January 13, 2016
Uncertainty deterring mining investment in Ontario
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | January 12, 2016
TransCanada lawsuit spotlights weak climate change connection to Keystone
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | January 11, 2016
Climate change was a weak reason to reject Keystone
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | January 8, 2016
And the Pope completes the great Parisian climate show
By Kenneth P. Green | December 11, 2015
New homes and red tape in Canada’s Capital Region
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | December 10, 2015
Investor confidence waning in Alberta
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | December 9, 2015
Residential development approval timelines in four Capital Region municipalities average one year or longer
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | December 3, 2015
Premier Notley should reconsider toll roads for Alberta
By Steve Lafleur, Kenneth P. Green | December 1, 2015
Based on Ontario's experience, Alberta should proceed cautiously with wind, solar, etc.
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | December 1, 2015
Global Petroleum Survey 2015
By Taylor Jackson, Kenneth P. Green, Kristine Ramsbottom | December 1, 2015
Investor Perceptions of Alberta's Oil and Gas Policy Changes
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | December 1, 2015
What will the Paris climate conference actually accomplish?
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | November 30, 2015
Ban on oil tankers—what happened to evidence-based policy?
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | November 26, 2015
Is fracking safe? Air quality
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | November 24, 2015
Is fracking safe? Water use
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | November 23, 2015
Is fracking safe? Well integrity
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | November 19, 2015
When green labels mis-LEED
By Kenneth P. Green | November 18, 2015
Despite protests, fracking risks are modest and manageable
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | November 10, 2015
Land-transfer taxes are bad economic medicine in Ontario and beyond
By Kenneth P. Green, Josef Filipowicz, Ian Herzog | November 10, 2015
Climate change a weak reason to reject Keystone XL
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | November 6, 2015
Poor policy choices unnecessarily drive up electricity prices in Ontario
By Ben Eisen, Taylor Jackson, Kenneth P. Green | November 5, 2015
Keystone delay means oil will continue flowing south by rail, which is less safe than pipelines
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | November 4, 2015
Is fracking safe? Surface and ground water
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | October 29, 2015
Managing the Risks of Hydraulic Fracturing: An Update
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | October 29, 2015
Where red tape grows, growth in housing development may suffer
By Kenneth P. Green, Josef Filipowicz, Ian Herzog | October 26, 2015
Do barriers to homebuilding keep Canada’s biggest economy on a leash?
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | October 20, 2015
When compared to other procedures, fracking uses relatively small amount of water
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | October 19, 2015
First Nations groups oppose many LNG projects in B.C. despite Squamish greenlight
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | October 16, 2015
New Homes and Red Tape: Residential Land-Use Regulation in Ontario’s Greater Golden Horseshoe
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | October 14, 2015
No coal for Premier Notley (higher electricity bills may be coming to Alberta)
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | October 9, 2015
Pipelines are safer, cheaper and greener
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | October 6, 2015
Taxis need some competition
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | October 2, 2015
Council of Canadians blasts Energy East project (Part 2)
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | September 23, 2015
LNG Exports from British Columbia: The Cost of Regulatory Delay
By Benjamin Zycher, Kenneth P. Green | September 22, 2015
Council of Canadians blasts Energy East project (Part 1)
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | September 21, 2015
Sorry, Premier Notley, you can’t have your own facts
By Kenneth P. Green | September 18, 2015
An adult conversation about the oilsands
By Kenneth P. Green | September 10, 2015
Green energy schemes mainly enrich the better-off
By Kenneth P. Green | September 4, 2015
Is the Keystone kibosh coming?
By Kenneth P. Green | September 4, 2015
It's abundantly clear—pipelines are safer than rail
By Kenneth P. Green | August 25, 2015
Home building hampered by regulatory hurdles
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | August 25, 2015
New Homes and Red Tape: Residential Land-Use Regulation in Alberta’s Calgary-Edmonton Corridor
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | August 25, 2015
Notley cheers oilsands while climate panel plans future without it
By Kenneth P. Green | August 19, 2015
What Ever Happened to Safety First
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | August 19, 2015