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Environment

Renewable Energy in a Nutshell: Bio-Ethylene

May 19, 2016

This is a series of briefs on the most widely adopted renewable energy technologies. This brief

Global

Failure to Freeze: Post Doha-Meeting Scenarios

April 21, 2016

Much to Alberta's oil patch dismay, Qatar’s Minister of Energy & Industry appeared before a d

Environment

Gandhi, Michelangelo, and God: A Tale of the Environment

March 24, 2016

On March 9, Abu Dhabi city has witnessed its most intense rain storm in recent memory. Storms

Environment

Alberta Downstream: The Case of Sturgeon Refinery

May 7, 2015

This article provides a summary of local economic, political, and environmental analyses of the

Environment

Renewable Energy in a Nutshell: Bio-Methanol

March 16, 2015

Follow @iAffairsCanada This is a series of briefs on the most widely adopted renewable energy

Technology

Renewable Energy in a Nutshell: Liquid Biofuels

December 11, 2014

This is a series of briefs on the most widely adopted renewable energy technologies. This brief

Environment

Renewable Energy in a Nutshell: Biomass Co-firing

November 3, 2014

This is a series of briefs on the most widely adopted renewable energy technologies. This brief

Environment

Qatar’s Environmental Woes Call for Canadian Exporters

July 21, 2014

Deservedly so, Qatar has been consistently hitting the headlines in the recent past. From housing

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