Energy Politics and Discourse in Canada

This book examines the discourse around the intricate economic, political, and ideological struggles underlying Canadian fuel extractivism.

Autorentext

Sibo Chen is an Assistant Professor at the School of Professional Communication, Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada. He is also an executive board member of International Environmental Communication Association (2021-2025). His current research explores how political polarization is communicated in the public sphere, focusing on three topics: political contention over climate change, online mis/disinformation, and the rise of anti-Asian racism.

Inhalt

Chapter 1. Introduction

Chapter 2. Fossil Fuels, Capitalism, and Communication

Chapter 3. Shale Gas and Global LNG Trade

Chapter 4. Promoting BC LNG: Prosperity, Environmental Stewardship, and Global Competitiveness

Chapter 5. Resisting BC LNG: Environmental Threat, Economic Sham, and Political Corruption

Chapter 6. Debating BC LNG in Canadian Media

Chapter 7. Conclusion