Read the interview with Maurice Tougas of See Magazine and Satya on the effectivness and objectives of the cosmetic company, Lush boycotting the oilsands.  

Read the Summary Report from the Canada at 2020 Greening the Oilsands: Canadian Science and Clean Tech Leads the Way Conference Satya was part of in early May 2010.

Satya is a judge for the National Newspaper Awards and he will be attending the annual NNA Gala Dinner in Toronto.

Established in 1949 by the Toronto Press Club and are governed by a Board of Governors that represent both daily newspapers and the public. For more information on the National Newspaper Awards, click here.

 

Satya's piece on Canada on the verge of becoming the world's largest oil reservoir in the April June 2010 issue.

"Sometime in 2011 or 2012, the technology that's making the Alberta oildsands cleaner, more sustainable and more accessible with give us proven reserves of 300 billion barrels or more." Read the article here.

The Canada 2020 Crossing Boundaries conference featured such key speakers as Minister Josee Verner, Frank McKenna, Salman Rushdie, Tim Flannery, Chris Anderson, Shaun Graham, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. The conference was put together to look at the issues that will face Canada and the world in the near future and how Government can communicate more effectively with Citizens. Click here to see more photos and click here for more information on Canada 2020.

The photos are care of Jake Wright.

Read what Michael Ignatieff took away from Satya's panel at Canada at 150: Rising to  the Challenge : "Your comments that, 'citizens are the owners of the resources and we need to act like it' reinforced my view that the planet's carrying capacity can no longer support business-as-usual".

 

Satya is attending the “Greening” the Oil Sands: Canadian Science and Clean Tech Leads the Way, a Canada 2020 Oil Sands Symposium in Ottawa. Read the Agenda with panel topics and panelists from a range of energy and educational sectors here

Satya is part of a panel that will address how public opinion, politics and policy fit in to the debate on greening oil sands development. Finf out more about the policy work done by the progressive community and business leaders of Canada 2020 here: www.canada2020.ca

Satya was interviewed along with Michael Ignatieff and Steven Guilbeault by Canada at 150 online moderator Randy Boissonnault after the Clean Energy and Canada's Potential in the Low Carbon World panel. Watch the interview here.

Read Satya's op-ed for the Edmonton Journal here, published March 29th on the economic and environmental benefits a Natural Resource Severance Tax would have for Alberta and Canada.

Watch an interview with Satya while he was at the Canada at 150 conference -  Satya took the opportunity of Canada at 150 to provide input on how Canada can be a source of green jobs and develop effective emmissions policy as we will emerge as the world's number one oil power.

Watch the March 27th Canada at 150 Rising to the Challenge session here ! 

Along with Satya. the panel included Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist and thinker Sheryl WuDunn; Equiterre founder and former Greenpeace Climate and Energy campaign coordinator Steven Guilbeault; and Cleantech Group co-founder Nicholas Parker. They tackled the questions of what Canada needs to do to assert itself as a leader in the clean energy future and the role industry and government need to play in achieving sustainable production with regard for the environment and carbon emission caps and offset systems of the future that will emerge.

Graham Hick's column on all Alberta political parties and industry being essentially in aggreance on sustainable oilsands development with action for reclamation and environmental protection references Green Oil. Read the full article here.

Listen to Satya's interview by clicking here and visiting the Cambridge Strategies Newsroom.

Canada at 150: Rising to the Challange is a non-partisan gathering leading thinkers and current and future leaders gathering together in Montreal March 26-28 to address where Canada will find itself in the face of issues from jobs, family sturcture, the creative and cultural economy in 2017- Canada's 150th birthday.

Satya will be speaking on how Canada can balance growth and responsibility with energy, environmental and economic concerns by filling the gap that exists in the world for a nation that leads in low carbon clean – energy production.

Click here to find out more!

Syncrude's court case on the tailing pond duck deaths is reported on, Satya adds his insights on the debate along with Federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice and Mike Hudema of Greenpeace.