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  2. After The Sands : Energy and Ecological Security For Canadians

After the sands : energy and ecological security for Canadians

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  • Author: Laxer, Gordon
    Summary:

    Despite its oil abundance, with no strategic reserves, Canada is woefully unprepared for the next global oil supply crisis. Political economist Gordon Laxer proposes a bold strategy of deep conservation and a Canada-first perspective to ensure that all Canadians have sufficient energy at affordable prices. Canada has all the oil, gas, and coal needed to transition to a low-carbon future. Remarkable hydro power resources give Canadians a large base of renewable energy, which can be expanded with wind, solar, geothermal, and biomass. Few countries have these options in adequate quantities. But, as Laxer argues, Canada will not get there until we overcome the power of vested interests and untangle the trade agreements that block Canadians from secureand fair access to the nation's own energy resources. 2015.

    Genre: Business and economics, Canadian nonfiction
    Original Publisher: Madeira Park, BC : Douglas & McIntyre, 2015. vii, 278 pages , Toronto , Center for Equitable Library Access
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9781771621007

    ,

    9780616917589

    ,

    0616917589

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Abstract

Despite its oil abundance, with no strategic reserves, Canada is woefully unprepared for the next global oil supply crisis. Political economist Gordon Laxer proposes a bold strategy of deep conservation and a Canada-first perspective to ensure that all Canadians have sufficient energy at affordable prices. Canada has all the oil, gas, and coal needed to transition to a low-carbon future. Remarkable hydro power resources give Canadians a large base of renewable energy, which can be expanded with wind, solar, geothermal, and biomass. Few countries have these options in adequate quantities. But, as Laxer argues, Canada will not get there until we overcome the power of vested interests and untangle the trade agreements that block Canadians from secureand fair access to the nation's own energy resources. 2015.

Genre
Business and economics
Canadian nonfiction
Publisher (Source)

Madeira Park, BC : Douglas & McIntyre, 2015. vii, 278 pages

Toronto

Center for Equitable Library Access

Not specified
ISBN

9781771621007

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