Cloe Logan
Climate Reporter at National Observer
she, her | climate reporter @NatObserver | member @NatObsUnion @CMGLaGuilde | [email protected] @cloelogan.bsky.social
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
nationalobserver.com | Cloe Logan
Offshore natural gas is Newfoundland and Labrador's latest pitch for development that it claims will be "part of the solution to the global path toward-net zero emissions" despite ample evidence that fossil fuels like oil and gas must be phased out to reach climate targets.
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3 weeks ago |
nationalobserver.com | Cloe Logan
Power generation was also part of the conversation around the energy corridor, with Houston touting the potential of offshore wind in Nova Scotia and the need for support for infrastructure, such as subsea cables. He told Power & Politics that previously, the province hadn't seen "a path to realizing" its offshore wind potential "because there was no path to market" - which would change if the federal government backs the proposed energy corridor.
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3 weeks ago |
nationalobserver.com | Cloe Logan
Stan Kapashesit grew up in the 1980s on the James Bay coast, and when he was a kid, travelling to see family and friends during Christmas was a given. He'd cross the Moose River over an ice road with his parents, making his way to Moosonee. Looking back, he remembers the road always being ready by early December. This year, that same road didn't open until the very end of December - and even then, it was open only to light loads, not the big trucks that bring supplies to town.
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1 month ago |
nationalobserver.com | Cloe Logan
This past fall, I travelled to Prince Edward Island for a climate solutions story that dug into an often overlooked problem: the number of workers needed to build the renewable energy projects required for the energy transition. If Canada successfully achieves net zero by 2050, 700,000 more energy jobs will exist than today, but our workforce isn't on track to meet that demand.
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1 month ago |
nationalobserver.com | Cloe Logan
After an election ruled by tariff concerns and strategic voting, the Green Party is down a seat and co-leader. It is now back to its beginnings - one seat, with Elizabeth May at the helm. Monday's federal election, which saw Mark Carney's Liberal Party form a minority government , was defined by "a sense of urgency," said UBC political science professor Richard Johnston.
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Briefly popping back on here to share the 1st story from a new series Canada's National Observer is launching today on ice roads. This one focuses on the drive between Moosonee + Fort Albany along the James Bay Winter Road. https://t.co/BPATKllMDW
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