Canada Shirks Tar Sands CO2
Canada increasingly waives its Kyoto treaty obligations to supply its neighbor to the south with heavy crude oil from its tar sands despite towering CO2 levels.

Who Covers Tar Sands CO2
While Canadians debate environmental fallout of the tar sands - should the province of Alberta be left to fend for itself or should foreign energy companies cover the CO2 costs?

Who Owns the Tar Sands CO2?
Should Canada foot the Carbon Emissions bill or should the stockholders of those foreign owners cover the costs as they own the land usage rights and profits? 

Tar Sands & Huge CO2 Levels
With the Tar Sands eclipsing the reserves of the Saudi's is Canada responsible for CO2 emissions when it opens its market to outside ownership?

Local Media Tar Sands Spin
With the jobs and economy linked to tar sands production it’s not a surprise that the media will sell you a song in the local Alberta coverage.

Tar Sands Glossy Media Spin
As Alberta sets in for production of Tar Sands, a petroleum product suitable for paving roads to meet global fossil fuel demands - it's not a wonder the media gives Syncrude a glowing news report.

Tar Sands Draw Eye of UK Oil
With the Royal Dutch Shell, Norway's Statoil and other EU oil producers entrenched in Alberta’s Tar Sands UK oil companies look to get on board.

UK Oil Looking at Tar Sands
Despite their heavy CO2 emissions the argument to UK oil producers is made to get involved in Canada's tar sands heavy crude oil fields.

Tar Sands Equal to Size of UK
As the Western world looks for the last deposits of heavy oil and coal to fuel their economies it is raining down CO2 emissions on others.

Shell Oil Cashes in Tar Sands
With the heavy pollution of the Tar Sands extraction in Alberta, Shell looks to government to manage and pay for carbon capture and sequestration.

Shell Snubs Tar Sands CCS
Royal Dutch Shell shrugs off Carbon Capture & Sequestration (CCS) and their Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions should they tacked onto the home country of Shell's HQ, Holland?