By Suzanne Dhaliwal (London, UK) – Five indigenous representatives from Canada’s First Nations joined the Camp for Climate Action this month in London to … Continue reading First Nations groups protest tar sands in UK
“The real costs of adaptation are likely to be 2-3 times greater than estimates made by the UN Framework Convention … Continue reading Climate Change Adaptation Costs Significantly Underestimated
Still puzzled by the uncommon weather extremes in B.C.? This Summer’s 3-month stretch of sunny, hot weather peaking at 34 … Continue reading Weather Extremes, Climate Change
No smoking gun, but moist “fingerprints” have been established… News Release by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory: Climate Models Confirm More … Continue reading Increased Moisture, Global Warming Caused by Humans
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
Published by the David Suzuki Foundation: Something’s gotta give. This week’s premiers’ meeting — the Council of the Federation — … Continue reading Competing Visions from Provinces on Climate Change
The word ‘green’ is thrown around loosely nowadays. It’s used in website names, businesses and slogans. So how do you … Continue reading Green Index helps green orgs, businesses find, use green services
Toronto – A majority of Canadians reject different regulations for oil sands companies that would see them reduce global warming … Continue reading Majority of Canadians want fair climate regulations: new poll
The David Suzuki Foundation and Pembina Institute have released of a new joint publication for Canadians who are interested in … Continue reading Suzuki Foundation, Pembina release guide about carbon offsets
Edmonton – The Alberta government has released the final report of the Carbon Capture and Storage Development Council. Its recommendations … Continue reading Alberta’s plans for Carbon Capture and Storage
Calgary – Tar sands oil is as dirty as ever despite the most recent communications spin by the Alberta government … Continue reading Tar sands oil remains dirty, despite industry spin: Sierra Club
We have now discovered, thanks to work by Toronto Star reporter Tyler Hamilton, the cost two proposed nuclear reactors at Darlington: 26 billion dollars. This is the reported cost of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, the only of the three bids that met the Government’s standards, though not accepted by the McGuinty-Smitherman Liberals. Continue reading Who’s stopping the winds of change?
