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Air and Climate, Law, Policy, & Standards, Uncategorized

Canada Submits Low Reduction Target to U.N. Climate Talks

Delegates at the United Nations climate talks, held August 11-14 in Bonn, submitted CO2 reduction targets that fell short of … Continue reading Canada Submits Low Reduction Target to U.N. Climate Talks

Get Involved, Law, Policy, & Standards, Uncategorized

KYOTOplus: Change Canadian Policy to Adopt Kyoto Protocol

A petition by the Council of Canadians for politicians to support the 2nd phase of the Kyoto Protocol this December … Continue reading KYOTOplus: Change Canadian Policy to Adopt Kyoto Protocol

How Cap-and-Trade Could Replace Foreign Aid
Business and Economics, Law, Policy, & Standards

How Cap-and-Trade Could Replace Foreign Aid

Developing countries could earn tens of billions of dollars from pollution credits thanks to climate change and make foreign aid … Continue reading How Cap-and-Trade Could Replace Foreign Aid

Air and Climate, Uncategorized

Welcome to the New Climate

Climate change is no longer a vague threat. A new Globe polls finds that 4 out of 5 Canadians say … Continue reading Welcome to the New Climate

Air and Climate, Uncategorized

Climate Policy’s Odd Man Out

The view from Washington: Debate is fast passing Bush by.

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Air and Climate, Uncategorized

Kyoto: The bottom line on climate change

Greenpeace has some basic demands for addressing global warming, beginning with implementation of the Kyoto Protocol. Full Greenpeace media release… Continue reading Kyoto: The bottom line on climate change

Air and Climate, Uncategorized

Tories get a warning on environment

Need European-style climate-change strategy to get NDP support in House.

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Air and Climate, Uncategorized

Minister Baird: Provide Canadians with a Strong, Credible Response to Climate Change

Climate Action Network Canada/R?seau action climat Canada (CAN-RAC) today calls on Canada?s Environment Minister John Baird to provide Canadians with a strong, credible response to climate change.

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Around the Web, Uncategorized

Green plan limited, PM warns

Canada will be off Kyoto targets by 50 per cent in 2012, Harper says.

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The greening of the oil sands

Thursday at lunchtime, it’s 4 Celsius outside Robert Mansell’s office at the University of Calgary, right in line with the balmy January temperatures straight across Canada, from Vancouver to Halifax.

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