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How Canada can power up reconciliation with clean energy projects
By Chief Marilyn Slett
Clean electricity can be a far-reaching tool for reconciliation if Canada lets Indigenous governments lead

	Energy How Canada can power up reconciliation with clean energy projects Clean electricity can be a far-reaching tool for reconciliation if Canada lets Indigenous governments lead By Chief Marilyn Slett

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	Energy CK TV: Watch our roundtable on Building Back Better with Energy Innovation Watch episode 6 from our Green Recovery roundtable series on Corporate Knights TV

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	Energy Indigenous participation in renewables and the four directions of sustainability As more renewable projects move ahead, there are four key aspects to meaningful Indigenous participation to keep in mind By JP Gladu

	Energy China’s coal use is surging at home and abroad – but a low-carbon path is still possible The country's Belt and Road Initiative is both a massive coal risk and green opportunity By CK Staff

	2019 Education and Youth Issue “Bridge” to clean energy goes up in smoke As renewables grow cheaper, betting on natural gas as a transition fuel is proving to be a costly error By Shawn McCarthy

	Energy Capital Plan for Clean Prosperity: Pumping energy efficiency into oil and gas Part 4 of Plan calls for stimulus to make 30% of Canada's oil & gas 50% more energy efficient by 2025 - boosting jobs and GDP By Laura Väyrynen

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	Spring Issue 2019 Oil and water An oil sands facility and hydro dam show a way forward with First Nations By Toby A.A. Heaps

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