The Weyburn carbon storage project in Saskatchewan, Canada, has entered a critical phase as authorities scramble to respond to claims that toxic amounts of carbon dioxide have leaked out of the ground, contaminating soil and water, killing small animals, and casting doubt on the viability of carbon storage as a technical fix for global warming.
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Weyburn carbon storage project enters a critical phase
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Explosion, fire, chemical spill threaten wildlife
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Environment Canada warns of dense fog patches
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Carbonscape's global expansion will take place, but where?
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Switchgrass used to fuel Power plant
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Can we avoid ``dangerous'' global warming?
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Greenhouse gas research centre to be established
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Enbridge investigating possibility of leak
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Biofuels are undermining food security
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Humans overloading ecosystems with nitrogen
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'Kyoto, for Canada, is in the past'
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Canada needs policy on reducing greenhouse gas emissions:
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Hazardous emissions have fallen sharply
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Not enough 'green energy' to meet carbon emission targets
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The real problem is not tomorrows CO2 but yesterdays CO2
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Climate change melts ice shelves
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Kyoto Protocol 'affects oil, gas prices'