LNG Canada will stop flying in workers to its worksite in Kitimat, British Columbia to reduce exposure to the workers who are already there,

The winds of decarbonization are blowing through the commodities industry.

The move comes just weeks after Teck walked away from plans to build the $15 billion Frontier oilsands mine.

Nine years after the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl, the street lined by the trees is still uninhabitable.

Measures for green industries include 800 million pounds for new technology in carbon capture and storage.

The relatively easy credit underscores the challenge of ridding the world of the dirtiest energy source.

Standard says it will evaluate projects on a case-by-case basis, assessing the need for power in the country where the mine or plant is situated.