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Southern Alberta monolith moving

The monolith that s stood watch in a field next to the Maycroft Provincial Recreation Area since January 2021 will soon have a new home. ....

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Jason Kenney and The Tyee

Why this BC news site has focused so much on Alberta’s struggles. And why we ask that you support our efforts. ....

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Kenney Ordered Public Input on Coal Mining. Was It a Sham?

Alberta’s premier keeps talking up mining. Is that why he’s so slow to reveal his Coal Policy Committee’s report? ....

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Earth Day demonstrators speak out against coal mining in the Rockies

Earth Day demonstrators speak out against coal mining in the Rockies
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By Herald on April 22, 2021.
Demonstrators brave the cold and walk with their signs at the Lethbridge Earth Day Water Not Coal Information Walk Thursday afternoon. Herald photo by Dale Woodard
Dale Woodard – Lethbridge Herald
Demonstrators speaking out against mining in the Eastern Slopes and the threat it brings to the water braved the cold, snow and wind to converge in the parking lot of Service Canada for the Lethbridge Earth Day Water Not Coal Information Walk Thursday afternoon.
Keeping with COVID-19 pandemic protocol, groups of no more than 10 holdings signs proclaiming “Protect our water”, “Save the Oldman” and “water is good” bundled up and trekked south down Stafford Drive to City Hall before looping back to the Service Canada parking lot. ....

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How backlash led Alberta's UCP to reverse course on Rockies coal mining

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An aerial view of a Rocky Mountain coal mine in B.C. s Elk Valley near the B.C.-Alberta border. This past summer the Alberta government opened up much of the eastern slopes of the Rockies to similar coal mines but reversed course after significant public backlash. Photo: Callum Gunn
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How a public uprising caused a province built on fossil fuels to reverse course on coal mining
Country music stars, conservationists and tens of thousands of Albertans came together to roll back plans for mountaintop-removal mining in the Rockies
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Last May on a Friday afternoon before a long weekend Alberta’s United Conservative Party government quietly announced it was rescinding a policy that dated back to 1976. ....

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