More than five weeks after a Journey Energy pipeline leaked near Winfield, Alta., the company is continuing to monitor the impact on wildlife while the Alberta Energy Regulator says cleanup efforts are ongoing. Continue reading →

A researcher is questioning how well Alberta’s oil spills are tracked and how well they’re cleaned up. Continue reading →

Apache Canada Ltd. has pleaded guilty to two counts of failing to properly operate its pipelines after multiples spills on its network. Continue reading →

The Alberta Energy Regulator is urging pipeline operators to do a better job of developing and maintaining programs to discover leaks after it examined nearly two dozen spills over the last three years. Continue reading →

An underground pipeline spewed thousands of gallons of crude oil Thursday near the Southern California coast but the foul-smelling goo was contained in a lengthy stretch of ravine and never reached nearby beaches. Continue reading →

A 2005 study estimated there could be up to 22 billion litres of fuel and more than 8,500 at-risk vessels under the world’s oceans. Many of these vessels sunk during or around the Second World War and continue to deteriorate. Continue reading →

A report by the Royal Society of Canada says there are major research gaps when it comes to understanding the environmental impacts of oil spills in water. Continue reading →

Nexen Energy says the process of complying with a suspension order from the Alberta Energy Regulator will take up to two weeks to complete. Continue reading →

Firefighters investigating a reported petroleum stench at a California beach last month didn’t take long to find a spill – oil was spreading across the sand and into the surf. Continue reading →