Laura Cameron
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About Laura Cameron
Laura Cameron is a policy advisor for IISD’s energy team working in the areas of fossil fuel subsidies, just transition, and oil and gas policy in Canada. With a master’s degree in Indigenous governance and a bachelor’s degree in biology, her interdisciplinary interests centre on environmental justice, participatory filmmaking, and community-led climate action.
What a fossil fuel phaseout could mean for sustainable jobs in Canada
A fossil fuel phaseout would add momentum to the influx of green jobs and investment already underway in Canada.
Canadians shouldn’t foot the bill for Big Oil’s costly carbon capture
Given the poor track record and high cost of carbon capture and storage in the oil and gas sector to date, governments should think twice about their support for this technology.
Time’s running out on Canada’s reckless, inefficient $8.6-billion Big Oil support
While some industry players rally to benefit from the current energy crisis, Canada must not cave to pressure from oil and gas companies to ramp up production.