Canada’s Trans Mountain Pipeline Wants to Keep Insurers Secret from Project Protestors March 11, 2021 By Robert Tuttle Trans Mountain Pipeline LP is petitioning to keep the insurers of its controversial Canadian oil sands pipeline confidential as environmental...
Houston Ship Channel Reopens After Collision Pollutes Air, Water May 13, 2019 By Joe Carroll and Robert Tuttle The Houston Ship Channel reopened to limited traffic on Sunday after a vessel collision dumped almost 400,000 gallons of a...
Alberta Wildfires Spread North, Threatening Oil Sands Facilities, Workers’ Camps May 17, 2016 By Robert Tuttle Wildfires raging across northern Alberta for more than two weeks have come to within a kilometer of an Enbridge Inc....
Alberta Wildfires Spare Almost 90% of Fort McMurray, Canada’s Energy Hub May 10, 2016 By Katia Dmitrieva, Rebecca Penty and Robert Tuttle The massive wildfires that swept through Canada’s energy hub of Fort McMurray left almost 90 percent of the city intact,...
Alberta Wildfires Set to Veer from Oil Sands Operations, Spreading More Slowly May 9, 2016 By Rebecca Penty and Robert Tuttle Wildfires raging through Alberta are set to move away from the main oil-sands facilities north of Fort McMurray after knocking...
Alberta Wildfire Insured Losses Could Total $7.3B, Covering Area Bigger Than NYC May 6, 2016 By Rebecca Penty, Robert Tuttle and Scott Deveau The wildfires ravaging Canada’s oil hub in northern Alberta have rapidly spread to an area bigger than New York city,...
Wildfires in Northern Alberta Continue to Disrupt Oil Sands Production May 27, 2015 By Robert Tuttle and Lynn Doan Wildfires in northern Alberta kept about 10 percent of Canada’s oil sands production offline for a third day [on Tuesday]...
Cleanup Continues for Oil Pipeline Spill Along Southern California Coast May 21, 2015 By Robert Tuttle California Governor Jerry Brown declared an emergency in Santa Barbara County after a Plains All American Pipeline LP oil conduit...