2010

March

• Mexico Oil Politics Keeps Riches Just Out of Reach

• Mexican Government Waters Down Oil Reforms

• A Word From the Wise A Word From the Wise

February

• We Can’t Wish Away Climate Change

• Premiers, govs say meet fruitful

• Premiers meet two key members of Obama team before governors’ gathering

• We need more NAFTA, not less

• Climate-Change Debate Is Heating Up in Deep Freeze

• Good and Boring

January

• Mexico - President Felipe Calderón Meets with Executives from Global Firms

• Mexico - President Felipe Calderón Meets with Executives from Global Firms

• Wind Power Grows 39% for the Year

• Some Strange Bedfellows in This Year’s Mexican Elections

• Governator’s fuel plan could cause ‘collateral damage’ to U.S.Governator’s fuel plan could cause ‘co

• Premiers, governors, promote Canada-U.S. energy corridor

• Expanding Use of Wind Power Feasible, but May Be Costly

• High-speed rail plans gain traction in Canada, U.S.

• Canadian Board Approves Western Gas Pipeline

• Water Crisis, Energy Crisis, Vicious Cycle

2009

December

• Climate Deal Announced, but Falls Short of Expectations

• Did Nafta Actually Help Mexico?

• No Slowdown of Global Warming, Agency Says

• Canada still America’s BFF despite rising isolationism

• US senators urge renegotiation of US trade deals

November

• Blue Summit tackles key water issues

• Harper, other world leaders press U.S. on Asia-Pacific tradeHarper, other world leaders press U.S. o

• Calderon Says Job Creation Climbing, Signals Recovery

October

• Mexico oil output slide ending: minister

• There’s no such thing as free trade

• Pemex Board to Review $11.1 Billion Chicontepec

• Carstens Confident Mexico to Avoid Ratings Downgrade

• Burying CO2: Fix or folly?

• Comments from a Major U.S.-Mexico Drug War Conference

• NAFTA: A Delicate Balance

September

• The Climate Improves

• Oil Sands: Destroyer or Savior?

• Mexico energy ministry unhappy with Pemex results

• China invests in Canada oil sands

• How Ted Kennedy Helped Shaped Energy and Climate Change Policy ClimateBiz.com

August

• Canada, ultradeep water assure US Gulf oil supply

• Obama Says Buy American Stimulus Rule Doesn’t Hurt Canada Trade

• Obama Sets Immigration Changes for 2010

• Pressure growing for summit results

• “3 Amigos” Agree on Flu, Not Too Much Else

• The North American Leaders Summit: Promoting Economic Freedom and Security

• NACC Statement to Leaders in Advance of 2009 North American Leaders’ Summit

• Guadalajara Plays Host to North American Leaders

• Obama, Calderón and Harper to Stress North American Cooperation at Summit

• Huge merger closes today

July

• Pemex Output Goal ‘Uphill Battle,’ Forces Borrowing

• A battle of wills and water

• Drillers bid adios to Canada, hola to Mexico Pemex stokes oil boom with $240B boost

• Mexican Currency Drops as Remittances Slump for an Eighth Month

• Obama: Renegotiate NAFTA as You Promised

• Accelerating Carbon Sequestration in Alberta

• Canada must focus on its birth rate

• Obama, Harper and Calderon to meet in August

• Developing Nations Rebuff G-8 on Curbing Pollutants

• Can I Clean Your Clock?

• Mexico’s Business Sector Has a Long Way to Go

• Our True North

• Just Do It

June

• Oil sands to take hit from U.S. bill

• Betraying the Planet

• Obama Opposes Trade Sanctions in Climate Bill

• Proximity, reality, strategy, destiny

• House Passes Bill to Address Threat of Climate Change

• US Funding for the United Nations: An Update.

• Death and American Guns in Mexico

• Oilsands operations change, evolve to silence detractors

• Energy Stocks Will Surge When the Recession Ends:

• Alberta’s oil sands show signs of life

• U.S. Energy Secretary wants to cut carbon in the Americas

• Canadian premiers and US governors attending the Western Governors’ Association Conference.

• Calderon: Pemex Must Be Freed From “Ideological” Prejudice

• ERCB rejects new hearing on Alberta oilsands mines

• Influenza Q & A

• Alberta Tories take aim at Ottawa brethren

• Hope and Worry on Immigration

• U.S., Canadian groups gear up to halt oil sands development

• Are Monopolies Holding Mexico Back?

• Are Crude Prices Favoring the Oil Sands?

• U.S. tightens security at Mexico border

• Mexican Factories May Cut Fewer Jobs Than in 2001: Week Ahead

May

• Labour group worried about oilsands jobs seeping out of Alberta

• ALBERTA IN TIE-UP WITH OPEC

• Value of Mexico’s Crude Exports Down 60 Percent

• Tar sands’ climate threat, security promise both exaggerated—report

• Finding oilsands efficiencies is key

• Climate Bill Clears Hurdle, but Others Remain

• The no longer quite so undefended Canada-U.S. border

• Canada details fund for carbon capture, clean energy

• Pemex board headed by ‘supercouncillors’

• The Earth Wins One

• Obama’s Roadmap for the Auto Industry

• Ottawa must protect Alberta’s water from oilsands development, committee told

• US earns Mexico’s thanks over swine flu response

• The Crisis Came. Mexico Didn’t Fail. Surprised?

• Caution tempers gains in oil price

• Mexico sees oil bidding in December