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The West Coast state has enough solar panels to power a large city, but for about three hours this week, the sun wasn’t co-operating
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Just after negotiators concluded the first round of talks in Washington, Trump lobbed yet another threat. The only surprise was how quickly the president played his primary piece of negotiating leverage
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Capable of storing five-times as much energy as lithium-ion batteries, zinc-air batteries have been hampered by charging issues and costly precious metals. Australian engineers say a new breakthrough could change all that
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As climate change pushes the ice a little farther north each year, the Arctic is awash with talk of a new ‘gold’ rush for abundant natural resources, prized shipping routes and tourism
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The $50 million ERA Oil Sands Innovation Challenge is seeking technologies that reduce GHG emissions and increase the global competitiveness of Alberta’s oil sands industry.
This funding opportunity is seeking innovative technologies that reduce GHG emissions and improve the cost competitiveness of bitumen production and processing. Proposals are invited for technology solutions related to in situ or mined oil sands operations, including both new developments and retrofit opportunities for existing operations.
Apply now - the deadline for submissions is September 7, 2017, 5 p.m. MDT.
Visit ERAlberta.ca/OilSandsChallenge for full details. |
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Are your exports growing? If so, we’d like to recognize your business with a 2017 Ontario Export Award. Honoring Ontario companies of all sizes and sectors, the awards pay tribute to businesses successfully venturing into the U.S. and beyond. Past winners include Mircom, Riverside Foods, INKAS Armored Vehicles, Lofthouse Manufacturing and others. Entering is fast and efficient using our brief online form. Final deadline is September 8.
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Last week, several American firms fired employees involved in the Charlottesville, Va., white nationalist protests, raising the issue of how Canadian companies can address what their workers are doing off the clock
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The U.S. president has vowed to make coal great again, but when asked to invoke a little-used emergency order to bolster the industry, the administration refused
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AquaBounty, which has a production plant in P.E.I., did not say exactly where the salmon was sold and did not respond to requests for comment. Lucy Sharratt, co-ordinator of the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network, said news of the sales without public notice is alarming
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Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister, who unveiled her NAFTA wish list to counter America's 100-item list, cautioned that Canadians should brace for some tense exchanges during the NAFTA talks. See a list of Canada's 10 priorities here
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