Energy Fact Book, 2024-2025
The Energy Fact Book provides key information on energy markets in Canada in a format that is easy to consult, providing solid foundation for Canadians to understand and discuss important developments across the energy sector.
Call for Papers – Energy and Socio-Environmental Challenges
It is intended to create a broad space for discussion around the relationship between energy sources and resources, on the one hand, and human societies and the environment, on the other, in the past as well as in the present. Over time, in different geographic spaces and historical contexts, we can find dominant energy sources in human activity.
Hydro Democracy in Canada
In his 2011 book Carbon Democracy: Political Power in the Age of Oil, Timothy Mitchell argues that the materiality of energy has a profound impact on politics and governance. If, as Mitchell believes, fossil fuels can explain a great deal about the evolution of political structures and democracy, how have Canada''s hydro-electric resources historically impacted the nation''s
Finding Women in Alberta''s Energy History
This piece is the second in a series of blogs about the Canadian Energy Museum, a small museum situated in the town of Devon, Alberta that is facing imminent closure due to the loss of funding.The goal of these blogs is to share some of the Canadian Energy Museum''s rich collection with the broader community of environmental historians and museum
Tariff threats cast a shadow over US reliance on
1 天前· The leader of Ontario, Canada''s most populous province, has suggested barring imports of American-made alcohol and restricting energy exports. But the head of oil-rich Alberta has ruled out cutting off oil exports and hopes to find a
Energy and Modern Canada Round Table Live
This post is part of #AltASEH2020, a special series published by NiCHE based on research and presentations that could not be presented at the 2020 annual meeting of the American Society for Environmental History due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
New Scholars Energy History Recap
The final NiCHE New Scholars virtual meeting for this year took place on May 2. A huge thanks is owed to Heather Green – soon to be joining the History Department at St. Mary''s University – who has coordinated the New Scholars group this year. Heather''s dedicated energy ensured that this meeting on energy history, which had to be delayed on two occasions, still
Dam Nation: Hydroelectric Developments in Canada
He is an editor for The Otter-La loutre and is part of the NiCHE executive. A transnational environmental historian who focuses on Canadian-American border waters and energy issues, particularly in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence basin, Daniel is the author or co-editor of six books on topics such as the St. Lawrence Seaway, border waters, IJC
organic energy – NiCHE
Content tagged with organic energy. Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l''environnement Search NiCHE. Search for: Nature''s Past Podcast: Episode 73. Register for a NiCHE Account Canadienne en histoire de l''environnement. All Posts Under organic energy. Read Story Review of Sandwell
Agents of Change: Our Complex Energy Transition –
In short, since the energy crisis of the 1970s, American consumers have come to consider energy in such a different way that we now find green consumption as a primary force in our transition from fossil fuels. It is
Translating Energy History in Times of Transition – NiCHE
By Odinn Melsted, Ute Hasenöhrl and Karena Kalmbach [1] How can and/or should historians of energy contribute to contemporary debates about energy transition? This was the central question of an open discussion forum at the recent European Society for Environmental History conference in Tallinn,
Post Doctoral Fellowship in the History of Technology/Energy
Description. Area: Energy History/Canadian History/History of Science and Technology.. Duration: 1 year with an Option for Renewal Based on Funding.. Start Date: Flexible.. Salary: $55,000 CAD per annum, plus University of Calgary Plan C health benefits.. The Department of History in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Calgary is accepting
Corporate-Government Alliances in Climate Denialism and
Arden R. Haynes, "Canada and its Energy: Opportunities Waiting to Happen," January 26, 1989, Climate Investigation Center Collection, Climate Investigations Center, 9, NiCHE encourages comments and constructive discussion of our articles. We reserve the right to delete comments that fail to meet our guidelines including comments under
Powering Canada''s Future: Securing jobs, investments, and
4 天之前· "Powering Canada''s Future is our plan to accelerate clean power development through a historic suite of investments, permitting actions, and the finalized Clean Electricity
Powering Canada''s Future: A Clean Electricity Strategy
4 天之前· Canada is one of the first countries to include nuclear energy in its Green Bond Framework (2023), and this leadership reflects a growing recognition that investments in both
Niche Energy Solutions
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NiCHE. Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l''environnement. All Posts Under energy. Read Story Collaboration and Hope in "Tar Remedies" November 5, 2024 November 6, 2024 5 minute
Event – Energy Crisis from the 1970s to Today
Event – Energy Crisis from the 1970s to Today - March 18, 2024; A Family Affair: Alternative Energy Research in 1970s Saskatchewan - November 9, 2023; Man and Resources 50 Years Later: A retrospective on early Canadian environmentalism - September 13, 2022; The NiCHE New Scholars Community - September 6, 2021; #FlipTheList at EH Week - March
Energy History Through the Eyes of a Regional Museum: The
A little over a month ago, the Canadian Energy Museum (CEM) in Devon, Alberta, received the news that it was facing imminent closure.The City of Leduc and the Town of Devon suddenly halted their funding of the museum entirely, while Leduc County cut their funding by 50% in 2024 and will stop their funding entirely by 2025.
Flipping the Switch: Energy and History in Atlantic Canada
Two years ago, at the NiCHE event EH+, I suggested a summer school on energy in the North Atlantic. It seemed like a nifty way to bring together people from Scandinavia and Canada to talk about the long histories and highly topical political implications of different energy sources in this part of...
New Scholars Energy History Recap
The final NiCHE New Scholars virtual meeting for this year took place on May 2. A huge thanks is owed to Heather Green – soon to be joining the History Department at St. Mary''s University – who has coordinated the New
Powering Up! A Symposium Advancing Canadian Energy History
It''s true. Across the country, there are many courses taught on the history of energy in Canada, but readings must often draw on articles and monographs that are superficially about energy, or are only tangentially. About; Donate to NiCHE Search NiCHE. Search for: Nature''s Past Podcast: Episode 73. Register for a NiCHE Account. Login
Only Dramatic Reductions in Energy Use Will Save The World
Most of the research that has modelled 1.5ºC-consistent energy pathways for the twenty-first century assume that decarbonisation means continuing to use the same amount of, or only slightly less, energy (Figure 2). 6 Most of these models project that solar and wind energy will comprise a major share of the energy budget by 2050 (nuclear, it
Review of MacFarlane: Natural Allies
Daniel MacFarlane''s Natural Allies is a fascinating and often delightfully funny exploration of energy and environmental diplomacy along the US-Canada border. As MacFarlane shows, cross-border treaty-making, politics, and governance from both nations have grappled with the classic environmental problems (plants, animals, pollution, and water have little regard for
Collaboration, Community, and Careers: Reflecting on NiCHE at 20
NiCHE has also been invaluable in terms of fostering formal academic works. Many academic publications and opportunities have resulted from NiCHE communities, events, and networks. His book "Natural Allies: Environment, Energy, and the History of US-Canada Relations" was published in summer 2023. His newest book is "The Lives of Lake
energycourse – NiCHE
Search NiCHE. Search for: Nature''s Past Podcast: Episode 73. Register for a NiCHE Account. Login. Username. Password. Enslaved Somatic Energy in Illinois Country Agriculture May 25, 2023 May 25, 2023 10 minute read by Emma Bock. nhl jerseys canada
Canada pushes out target for net-zero electricity grid by 15 years
3 天之前· Canada already generates 85% of its electricity from clean sources like hydropower, wind and solar, but the less ambitious regulations mean it will be harder for the country to meet