Say What? University of Alberta prof says we all need to calm down
University of Alberta engineering professor Lianne Lesfrud pictured in Edmonton Alberta on December 2, 2019. By: Canadian Energy Centre Anger, divisive language and scare tactics are preventing us from reaching common ground about Canada’s energy sector, says a...
Polarizing language creating gridlock in energy debate, says U of A expert
By GEOFF McMASTER A University of Alberta engineering professor is urging Canadians to cool down the discourse around energy issues by choosing words more carefully, avoiding hot-button labels that trigger anger. Debates around energy in Canada have reached a fevered...
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