Environment committee  No, I'm not but I'd love to hear it.

Environment committee  We heard in the last panel that the time has already passed for CCUS. I think that couldn't be further from the truth. But if Canada is a laggard in anything, it's in investing in carbon capture. We've already seen Norway investing in carbon capture. In fact, they're providing a

Environment committee  Enhanced oil recovery is already competitive, because what it does.... Mr. Chair, I'm getting a bit of feedback. I don't know if it's me.

Environment committee  Yes. Actually, Canada has tremendous geological potential for storage. We're blessed with so many natural resources. We're also blessed with the ability to store carbon effectively.

Environment committee  The one I'm most familiar with, because I do a lot of work on indigenous economic development, is the one that Mr. Buffalo referred to: the site rehabilitation program. As he said, they are a shining success. It has reduced methane, and created jobs and economic opportunity for f

Environment committee  The only subsidies I think we should get rid of are subsidies. We should have a much stricter definition of that. Things that promote the burning of fossil fuels, not things that promote eliminating greenhouse gases.... I think we're missing the forest for the trees in some of

Environment committee  Thank you, Chair and committee members, for the opportunity to speak to you today. I'm speaking from the territory of the Tsuu T'ina Nation outside of Calgary. For my remarks, I want to focus on three issues that I believe have been missing from the public debate on eliminatin