open pit mining / produced oil / criminal anti-oil sands activists / conventional products / social media responsibilities / energy intensive / brand management / reclamation technologies / oil and gas sector / oil flows / oil industry veteran / oil and gas / interest groups / oil / then-marginal oil sands / energy / oil and gas region / gas industry / oil and gas industry / Anti-oil sands activists / oil sands / social media / crude oil / petroleum products / media strategies / oil industry / oil spills / oil and gas industry image / energy sector / energy infrastructure al news media / anti-oil sands rhetoric / Communications departments / /
Organization
Federal Aviation Administration / Internal Revenue Service / Mount Royal University / University of Alberta / Greenpeace / /
Person
David Finch / Brad Johnson / Janet Annesley / Martin Lukacs / Adam Caldwell / Jen Gerson How / Doug Lacombe / David Schindler / /
Position
president / RT / professor / professor of the But / vice-president the industry / associate professor / /
Crude Awakening Alberta’s energy sector hasn’t just lost the PR war. It’s barely bothered to fight it. By Jen Gerson