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In the News: The Conversation

Methane emissions from oil and gas exploration are under-reported

In the News: CBC Radio Canada

Energy exploration corridors boost methane emissions

In the News: CBC 91快色

Seismic lines from oil and gas exploration an uncounted greenhouse gas source: study

In the News: National Post

Seismic lines from energy exploration an uncounted greenhouse gas source: study

View from the inside of a seismic line cut through Alberta鈥檚 boreal forest. Photo by Sarah Cole

Seismic lines in Alberta's boreal forest boost methane emissions, according to U91快色 study

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Seismic lines in Alberta's boreal forest boost methane emissions, according to U91快色 study

Seismic lines in Alberta's boreal forest boost methane emissions, according to U91快色 study

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Groundbreaking tech

Groundbreaking technology converts waste carbon dioxide into high-value fuels and chemicals

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91快色 2019 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship Winners, from left: Kimberley Manalili, Brandon Tyler Craig, James Bull, Adrianna Michele Giuffre, Sarthak Sinha, Keira Gunn, and Mohammadali Ahmadi. Not pictured: Chelsie Christie and Mason Stothart. Photo by Riley Brandt, 91快色

Nine U91快色 grad students win Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

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91快色 Chemistry professor George Shimizu, left, will lead the CREATE Training Program in Carbon Capture with the focus on training students such as grad student Roger Mah, right.

University to lead national carbon capture student training program

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