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C O R P O R AT E<br />
INTERNATIONAL<br />
EAR T HWORKS TM<br />
EAR T HWORKS TM<br />
EAR T HWORKS TM<br />
EAR T HWORKS TM<br />
Before<br />
Beneath a green sweep of Boreal fen and forest in northern<br />
Alberta lies a promise of addiction — tar sands that can be<br />
refined into petroleum products like gasoline. This land has<br />
already been staked by prospectors.<br />
Anglo American’s Pebble Mine<br />
Investor Advisory<br />
Tar sands Invasion<br />
How Dirty and Expensive Oil<br />
from Canada Threatens America’s<br />
New Energy Economy<br />
After, on the cover<br />
The Suncor Millennium mine, an open-pit north of Fort<br />
McMurray, Alberta. Pristine Boreal Forest can look like this<br />
after tar sands extraction.<br />
A joint report by:<br />
E T H I C S<br />
Photos: Peter Essick/National Geographic
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