New Cancers in the Tar Sands
The Tar Sands in province of Alberta is ushering in a new era of unique human cancers and a slew of deformed fish - but no problems with the canaries.

Tar Sands Czar a Deformity
The province of Alberta's Environment Minister in his own words regards the pollution levels of Tar Sands and deformed fish as an 'Anecdotal Deformity'.

Reckless Growth of Tar Sands
An oil boom to rival that of a gold rush is in the province of Alberta with complete abandon to the environment, carbon emissions and climate change.

Tar Sands & Government?
Should Canada actually rely on it's own Environment Ministers to look after the fallout from Tar Sands on the health of its citizens and environment?

Tar Sands Czar & Role of Gov't
Canada sits atop three of the top five climate change disasters globally; imelting Polar Ice Caps, Pine Beetle devastation and the Tar Sands.

Tar Sands Rivals Saudi's Oil
With total estimates of crude oil up to 2 trillion barrels locked in sands under boreal forest floors the tar sands could be eight times the size of Saudi oil reserves.

Boone Pickens on Tar Sands
Long before he recently espoused his preference for natural gas and renewable wind farm energy, T. Boone Pickens looks back on his days in Alberta's oil fields.

Home of the Tar Sands
As America looks to free itself from Mid-East a town in northern Albert - Fort McMurray with a population of 70,000 pulls in $100bn in tar sands investment.

Digging Forests for Tar Sands
America and China are looking to Canada's province of Alberta and its tar sands fields underneath standing forests for their energy and oil needs.

Tar Sands Set CO2 Soaring
Alberta's Tar Sands of Fort McMurray represent the last best hope for the carbon age bringing jobs to local communities and create soaring CO2 emissions.

Alberta's Tar Sands Czar
According to Alberta's Minister of the Environment his job is to "protect investment" first and foremost while looking after the environment? 

Tar Sands and Toxic Lakes
Euphemistically referred to as 'tailings ponds' - new 80 sq/km toxic waste lakes are the byproduct of Alberta's Tar Sands with more then 20 sites to come online.