Karen Campbell
Bio for Karen Campbell, Staff Lawer
Staff Lawyer and Climate Change and Energy team lead Karen Campbell is passionate about reducing the impacts of energy development on people and the planet.
- Oil and gas law
- Climate change
- Mining
- Environmental assessment
She joined Ecojustice with a specific mission in mind – to use the law to reduce the impacts of oil and gas developments and to help to tackle climate change and its effects. Karen arrived at Ecojustice in 2011 after working with West Coast Environmental Law and the Pembina Institute.
Karen has been involved in the opposition of Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway pipeline and the Kinder Morgan TransMountain pipeline expansion.
Karen’s family, including her two young sons, spends as much time as it can on the beaches and mountains of the Pacific Northwest – by bike, ski or foot.
Office: Vancouver
Recent developments
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Ecojustice available to comment on Holmes Hydro judgment
Media Release | May 17, 2013 02:00 PMThe Holmes Hydro project will not have to undergo an environmental assessment, the B.C. Supreme Court ruled in a decision handed down today. Read more.
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Groups challenge the failure of B.C.'s environmental assessment office to do its job
Media Release | Apr 02, 2013 09:50 AMBritish Columbia needs to complete an environmental assessment of Holmes Hydro Project before the project proceeds. Read more.
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Media Advisory: B.C. Supreme Court to hear Holmes Hydro Project lawsuit on Wednesday & Thursday
Media Release | Apr 02, 2013 09:37 AMEnvironmental groups to challenge Holmes Hydro Project at B.C. Supreme Court; hold media availability at 9 a.m. Read more.
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Hey Kinder Morgan, let's talk.
Blog Entry | posted by Kimberly Shearon | Nov 02, 2012 09:30 AMThis week Ecojustice's Karen Campbell went toe-to-toe with Kinder Morgan and other industry voices over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion plan. Here's what went down. Read more.
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Will the real Kinder Morgan please stand up?
Blog Entry | posted by Kimberly Shearon | Oct 23, 2012 09:00 AMCan we trust Kinder Morgan? We don’t know who to believe. Read more.
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