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Tzeporah Berman

Markham on Energy

Never mind uninviting Tzeporah Berman, can we cancel Cody Battershill?

September 19, 2018 Markham Hislop

Canadians support a balanced, pragmatic approach to new pipelines – not Canada Action’s shrill tub thumping Jonathan Teghtmeyer points out that Alberta teachers are informed, discerning folks quite capable of hearing both sides of a [Read more]

Markham on Energy

Tzeporah Berman’s anti-pipeline activism a sign that Alberta climate policy consensus unravelling

July 7, 2018 Markham Hislop

Tzeporah Berman, with microphone. 4 years ago, oil sands CEOs and ENGOs agreed on Alberta climate policy. Today, that consensus is badly tattered Eco-activist Tzeporah Berman is a lightning rod for controversy.  She certainly annoyed [Read more]

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Markham on Energy

Phillips says Kenney wrong about Berman and OSAG, CEOs were real drivers of oil sands emissions policy ideas

July 6, 2018 Markham Hislop

Tzeporah Berman and Jason Kenney 5 CEOs of Alberta’s biggest oil sands producers initiated talks with 5 ENGOs in 2015, informal group morphed into OSAG in mid-2016 Shannon Phillips says Jason Kenney erred when he [Read more]

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Markham on Energy

A counter-intuitive Canadian climate strategy: Grow Alberta oil sands production by 400%

March 30, 2018 Markham Hislop

Push carbon-intense heavy crude oil from Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, etc out of global market with de-carbonized Alberta oil sands crude My understanding of the Paris climate agreement: humankind agreed to de-carbonize the existing energy system [Read more]

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Markham on Energy

Tzeporah Berman’s out as Oil Sands Advisory Group delivers report, Phillips shouldn’t repeat mistake

June 17, 2017 JZadmin

Alberta government must stop appointing fire-breathing eco-warriors to provincial advisory groups As of June 30, Tzeporah Berman will no longer be a member of the Alberta government’s Oil Sands Advisory Group. Let’s hope Shannon Phillips [Read more]

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Markham on Energy

Memo to Rachel Notley: Time to kick Tzeporah Berman off Alberta gravy train

May 2, 2017 JZadmin

Shannon Phillips says group membership will change – now is the perfect time to fire Tzeporah Berman I’ve written three columns about Tzeporah Berman, the eco-activist gadfly appointed by Alberta Premier Rachel Notley to the Oil Sands [Read more]

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Markham on Energy

Beware the clean energy technology ‘hype cyclers’

February 1, 2017 JZadmin

Hype cyclers pressure governments to enact expensive, ineffective policy to promote adoption of clean energy technologies like EVs If you spend any time on social media these days, you’re bound to come across a “hype [Read more]

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Markham on Energy

Alberta Energy clarifies Tzeporah Berman role on oil sands advisory group

September 23, 2016 JZadmin

Is eventual Tzeporah Berman resignation worst thing for Notley Government? Was that the strategy all along? Why did Tzeporah Berman ever agree to co-chair the Alberta Oil Sands Advisory Group? I ask this question because comments from [Read more]

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Markham on Energy

To Tzeporah Berman: Fly straight or resign (or be fired) from Alberta Oil Sands Advisory Group

September 19, 2016 JZadmin

Government appointments carry responsibilities that must be taken seriously, not exploited to further personal political agendas When Alberta’s NDP government appointed vocal eco-activist and pipeline opponent Tzeporah Berman to the Alberta Oil Sands Advisory Group in July, I supported [Read more]

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