Reporter at Canada's National Observer Working the Politics/energy/climate Beat
Natasha Bulowski is a Reporter at Canada's National Observer, focusing on the politics, energy, and climate beat. She covers critical themes such as climate change, sustainability, and the intersection of business and economics, providing insightful analysis on the evolving landscape of these pressing issues. Natasha's work has been featured in various publications, including Delta Optimist, CTV News Vancouver Island, and The Tyee, among others.
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Natasha's articles primarily focus on Canadian government policy, with particular attention to energy, oil industry, climate change and environmental regulations. She frequently reports on legal and regulatory aspects related to these topics.
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By: Natasha Bulowski
Steven Guilbeault may have been the most vocal about his concern that Carney is backsliding on climate, but he is not the only one in caucus feeling uncomfortable. In an interview with Canada's National Observer he urged the remaining Liberal MPs to put their constituents first.
At a time when political power is consolidating and major decisions are being accelerated, independent journalism depends on readers to remain sustainable and free from outside influence.
At a time when political power is consolidating and major decisions are being accelerated, independent journalism depends on readers to remain sustainable and free from outside influence.
By: Rory White, Natasha Bulowski
A single box in the 49-page document is dedicated to the environmental impacts of AI. It acknowledges that AI data centres require a lot of energy and increase water usage, but does not propose any new actions to curtail its effects.
By: Natasha Bulowski
Representatives from the Alberta government are taking the province's pitch for a new oil pipeline to communities in BC and Alberta as they prepare to submit a proposal to the federal major projects office on July 1.
By: Natasha Bulowski
The Bloc Québécois, NDP and Green Party joined a cadre of environmental groups on Parliament Hill on June 9 to condemn Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's proposed oil pipeline to the West Coast.
By: Nathalie Hewa Dewage, Natasha Bulowski
Protesters gathered at the centennial flame in Ottawa and called for a stop to the project, citing concerns about land expropriation, the project’s high costs, inadequate consultation and a lack of transparency from the federal government.
By: Natasha Bulowski
In a letter to Canadian pension funds, some First Nations leaders are called on pension funds to clearly state their position on investing in LNG Canada Phase 1 and 2 by June 25 and requested meetings with the funds’ lead decision-makers to further discuss their rights and the financial and legal risks outlined in the letter.
By: Natasha Bulowski
Share this article Three youth — Marie Maltais (left), Shirley Barnea (centre) and Sophia Mathur (right) — and environment and health
By: Natasha Bulowski
Share this article Territorial Battalion Group led by members of 41 Canadian Brigade Group, extinguish hotspots surrounding Jasper in support
