Not exact matches
Elected officials like former Premier Alison Redford and her cabinet ministers were essentially publicly -
funded lobbyists as they travelled to the U.S. dozens of times to advocate for Keystone XL and other
oil industry projects.
They're also at work in B.C. right now, where
lobbyists funded by foreign «radicals,» as Canada's natural resource minister calls them, are working to obstruct and sabotage the hearings into the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline that would open up
oil sands exports to a world beyond the United States.
Moreover, by applying the term «denial» (with all its loaded undertones) to sceptical scientists; by referring to them inaccurately as «well
funded» by the
oil industry; and by likening those who stress the uncertainties of climate science to unprincipled
lobbyists for tobacco companies, Lord May enters on the field of personal vilification — not a suitable place for a distinguished former President of the Royal Society.
On the other we have a small band of sceptics, including
lobbyists funded by the US
oil industry, a sci - fi writer, and the Daily Mail, who deny the scientists are right.
The corporate -
funded special interests and
lobbyists opposed to giving the United States greater access to Canada's Ethical
Oil have been taking advantage of the recent rupture of ExxonMobil's Silvertip pipeline — spilling 1,000 barrels of oil into Montana's Yellowstone River — to try and scare Americans away from the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which promises to deliver billions of... Continue Reading&raq
Oil have been taking advantage of the recent rupture of ExxonMobil's Silvertip pipeline — spilling 1,000 barrels of
oil into Montana's Yellowstone River — to try and scare Americans away from the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which promises to deliver billions of... Continue Reading&raq
oil into Montana's Yellowstone River — to try and scare Americans away from the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which promises to deliver billions of... Continue Reading»