Malcolm Macpherson asks two tough questions in a discussion with Stewart Muir on Power Struggle: “Why are Canada’s Indigenous people dying, in some cases decades earlier than the average Canadian? Why is the drinking water issue still an issue in First World Canada?”The lawyer and Resource Works board member looks at how Indigenous Peoples want […]
In this episode, Shannon Joseph, chair of Energy for a Secure Future Canada, joins our Stewart Muir to talk about energy, energy demand, and environmental issues around energy supply. ENERGY IS ABOUT PEOPLE The two begin with the approach that energy is not just about just resources, engineering or government policy. It’s really about people […]
What if the biggest opportunity to solve climate change isn’t where you think it is? What about developing countries taking bold steps to secure a cleaner, more independent energy future? In this episode of Power Struggle podcast, Stewart Muir talks with Woochong Um, CEO of the Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP), and […]
In world politics and economics, energy rules. In this episode of the Power Struggle podcast, Stewart Muir talks with Heather Exner-Pirot. Among other roles, she is a senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute in Ottawa. Canada and its energy Natural gas has been providing 41% of Canada’s energy, oil 33%, hydro-electricity 11%, nuclear power 8%, […]
Is energy becoming the world’s most powerful strategic asset? Global energy policy is shifting fast. Are we in a Cold War where energy is the weapon? What does this mean for Canada, the US, and the world? Robert “RJ” Johnston, senior director of research at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University, recently […]
In the latest episode of our Power Struggle podcast, Joe Calnan joins our Stewart Muir to explore energy security, and more. Joe Calnan is an expert at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and host of the Energy Security Cubed podcast. Some key quotes from him on Power Struggle : Listen to the whole Power Struggle […]
Politicians and climate campaigners like to talk of an “energy transition” in which the world is going to burn less and less fossil fuel, switch to clean (or cleaner) energy, and thus resolve climate issues.
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