May 2013
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May 19th
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Open Engagement | Art + Social Practice →
If you are in Portland  from May 17 - 19 ome join TSES artist Allison Rowe at this great conference about art and social engagement.
May 18th
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400 PPM: Are we even going to try to deal with...
On May 9 it was announced that the Carbon dioxide content of the atmosphere has passed the 400 parts per million (ppm) mark. The last time our planetary atmosphere was this carbonic, the world was a radically different place absent of arctic sea ice, covered in massive deserts with sea levels 40 meters higher than they are today. There were even camels in the Arctic. When I imagine this time I...
May 14th
April 2013
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Apr 25th
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Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource... →
The Oil Sands Information Portal is a searchable data repository, providing maps, reports, graphs, tables and downloads of current and historical trends and details.
Apr 24th
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What BP Doesn'€™t Want You to Know About the 2010... →
The 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill was even worse than BP wanted us to know.
Apr 20th
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Oil Spill Spotlights Keystone XL Issue: Is... →
Photograph by Jacob Slaton, Reuters
Apr 10th
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March 2013
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Badass at first glance but raises larger questions... →
Mar 28th
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Life After Oil and Gas? →
Interesting article from the NY Times about a future without oil and gas. 
Mar 27th
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Onsite Review: Oil →
not the greatest format but there are a lot of interesting strategic propositions about the future of Canadian oil
Mar 15th
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Rupert Murdoch, of no realtion to Rupert the bear,...
We at the TSES have been heartened by the recent surge in conversation about fossil fuels and their future in the United States. Due largely to looming deadlines, activists and advocates alike have been entrenched in public battles over fracking and the proposed Keystone Pipeline expansion. The rhetoric of this debate has become a kind of “he said she said” about environmental impacts,...
Mar 13th
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Mar 11th
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Mar 10th
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Mar 10th
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Mar 10th
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Oil spills can benefit economy →
Mar 5th
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The report said that while the pipeline's... →
Mar 3rd
February 2013
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Pipe Trouble →
Amazing video game created about the construction of pipelines. Watch out for the hippies who protest and plant bombs!
Feb 23rd
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Canada is the girl America takes into a darkened...
National relationships are infinitely complex. They are governed by a network of local, national and global regulations/laws/agreements that overlap, intersect and contradict. To compare international relations to a high school, in many ways trivializes the complexity of the situation at hand. However, the frequent immature antics of nations (and their representatives) would sometimes suggest that...
Feb 22nd
Keystone XL decision will define Barack Obama's... →
Feb 22nd
Sheer Vertigo
“He doesn’t know which is worse, a past he can’t regain or a present that will destroy him if he looks at it too clearly. Then there’s the future. Sheer vertigo.” ― Margaret Atwood, Oryx and Crake
Feb 11th
What does foreign owed oil sand mean for you? →
Feb 10th
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Feb 1st
January 2013
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Rail oil transport booming- article from The... →
Jan 17th
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Help support the Fractured Land Documentary →
Jan 17th
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Oil sands' toxins 'accumulate in freshwater... →
Jan 9th
December 2012
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Dig at Heaven Gallery in Chicago opens January 11
This summer artist Allison Rowe (the instigator behind the TSES) participated in a residency at ACRE in Steuben Wisconsin. Building off of the maps of the TSES, Allison used this time to work on a series of prints about climate chaos infographics. The ACRE folks also support all their artists through a yearlong exhibition series, where each artist is paired with a curator who then organizes an...
Dec 30th
Dec 29th
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ListenA Gesture of Kindness by Fefe June And The Oil...
Dec 15th
November 2012
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Nov 30th
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Oil spill detection goes high-tech with aerial... →
Nov 17th
October 2012
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Carbon Sink Sculpture removed from University... →
Oct 29th
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Winter Is Coming: Fiction, Fuel and Fantasy
Have you fallen prey to the Game of Thrones book series? If you haven’t read them yet, you really should. If you have, you’ll know that the expression, “winter is coming” is a Stark family saying that refers both directly to the actual approach of cold weather but also metaphorically to the unavoidability of winter. In a sense, if refers to the circularity of weather, the...
Oct 24th
Necocracy- an exploration of oil by Marina Zurkow →
Oct 23rd
Oct 14th
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She Speaks: Indigenous Women Speak Out Against Tar... →
Did you miss the event? Check out the video!
Oct 10th
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Oct 5th
September 2012
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ListenThis is an awesome track by the Rezz Dawgz! The...
Sep 19th
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Imaginations Magazine Special Issue on Oil →
Sep 19th
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Frac Focus Website →
great detailed information about fracking
Sep 1st
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August 2012
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ListenAs It Happens, The Thursday Edition “FARMER...
Aug 24th
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Aug 17th
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Aug 15th
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ANOTHER OIL SPILL IN ALBERTA →
filzahforpm: Read More But whatever. Let’s go ahead and build this pipeline anyways. 
Aug 15th
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Fracking: In the end we're all downstream →
How do you talk to youth about something like fracking? This article explains one educators unique approach
Aug 1st
July 2012
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Look, even Lady Gaga doesn't like fracking →
Jul 19th
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3rd Tar Sands Healing Walk- August 4 in Fort... →
Jul 18th
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Jul 11th
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Enbridge failed to fix cracks in leaking Michigan... →
Jul 10th
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