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One of the dirtiest oil sources wants to go green

Thursday 29 Mar 18 10:00am

ONE OF THE most aggressive campaigns to fight global warming is happening in a Canadian province. There’s just one problem: the same place is also home to some of the dirtiest oil in the world.

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