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The following list of CAN Canada and member publications provide a small example of what's available from our member organizations. For a complete listing of publications, please visit CAN Canada's member web sites.

		The Tar Sands’ Long Shadow: Canada’s Campaign to Kill Climate Policies Outside Our Borders Climate Action Network Canada, November 2010
		Fuelling the Problem - Why it is time to end tax breaks to oil, coal and gas companies in Canada Climate Action Network Canada, November 2010
		Energy [r]evolution - A sustainable energy outlook for Canada Greenpeace, September 2010
		Climate Scorecard for the 2010 Winter Games David Suzuki Foundation, February 2010
		The Climate Change Performance Index - 2010 Climate Action Network Europe / GermanWatch, January 2010
		Tarnishing the Maple Leaf - How the Tar Sands Drives Canada's Climate Positions Climate Action Network Canada / Tar Sands Group, December 2009
		Dirty Oil - How the Tar Sands are Fueling the Global Climate Crisis Greenpeace, September 2009
		CAN-RAC Canada: Annual Report 2008-2009 Climate Action Network Canada, July 2009
		Suffering the Science: Climate change, people, and poverty Oxfam, July 2009
		G8 2009 Climate Scorecards WWF, July 2009
		The Perfect Storm in Favour of Green Power: Why There Has Never Been a Better Time to Not Buy New Nuclear Reactors Renewable is Doable, May 2009
		Canada’s Fair Share in a Climate Constrained World: An analysis of Canada’s climate obligations under the Greenhouse Development Rights Framework EcoEquity, SEI, Heinrich Boll Foundation, Climate Action Network Canada, April 2009 Executive Summary La juste part du Canada dans un monde restreint par le climat - Sommaire
		Our Fair Share – Canada’s Role in Supporting Global Climate Solutions Pembina Institute, April 2009
		The Right to Survive: The humanitarian challenge for the twenty-first century - Summary Oxfam, April 2009 Full Report Women's Rights and Climate Change
		On Thin Ice: Winter Sports and Climate Change David Suzuki Foundation, March 2009
		Financing for Climate Change Adaptation: A Discussion Paper Canadian Council for International Co-operation, January 2009
		Greening the Grid: Powering Alberta's Future with Renewable Energy Pembina Institute, January 2009 Fact Sheet
		Deep Reductions, Strong Growth: An economic analysis showing that Canada can prosper economically while doing its share to prevent dangerous climate change Pembina Institute, David Suzuki Foundation, December 2008
		Plugging Ontario Into A Green Future A Renewable is Doable Action Plan, November 2008 Related Poll
		Better Never than Late: The Climate Fall-Out of Ontario's Nuclear Electricity Plan Greenpeace Canada, October 2008
		Stuck in the Tar Sands: How the Federal Government’s Proposed Climate Change Strategy Lets Oil Companies off the Hook CAN Canada, October 2008
		Clearing the Air: Nuclear Power and Climate Change Pembina Institute Full Report: Nuclear Power in Canada: An Examination of Risks, Impacts and Sustainability Clearing the Air About Nuclear Power: Summary Report Clearing the Air: Uranium Mining: Nuclear Power's Dirty Secret
		Credibility crunch - Food, poverty, and climate change: an agenda for rich-country leaders Oxfam Canada, June 2008
		Carbon Taxes: Key Issues, Key Questions Pembina Institute, David Suzuki Foundation, May 2008 Cap & Trade: Tackling 40% of British Columbia’s Global Warming Emissions Pembina Institute Cap & Trade: Reducing Pollution, Inspiring Innovation Pembina Institute Tomorrow Today: How Canada can make a world of difference Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, David Suzuki Foundation, Ecojustice, Environmental Defence, Equiterre, Greenpeace, Nature Canada, Pembina Institute, Pollution Probe, Sierra Club Canada and World Wildlife Fund (Note: Not all organizations listed as author for this publication are members of CAN Canada)
		Pricing Carbon: Saving Green David Suzuki Foundation, 2008
		Kyoto Report Card 2008 Sierra Club of Canada
		Federal Regulatory Framework for Industrial Greenhouse Gas Emissions Pembina Institute, March 2008
		energy [r]evolution: a sustainable world energy outlook Greenpeace, 2007
		Road Map to a Self-Sufficient Energy Future Conservation Council of New Brunswick, November 2007
		IPCC AR4 Backgrounder Greenpeace, November 2007 Background on a key international document for guiding governments on climate policy Analysis - Government of Manitoba and Climate Change, October 2007 Source: Climate Change: Leading Practices by Provincial and Territorial Governments in Canada Analysis - Government of Manitoba and Climate Change, October 2007 Source: Kyoto and Beyond: A Plan of Action to Meet and Exceed Manitoba's Kyoto Targets Renewable is Doable: A Smarter Energy Plan for Ontario Renewable is Doable is a joint study by WWF-Canada and the Pembina Institute to identify electricity scenarios for Ontario that would meet future power demands without the use of nuclear power and coal, and that would generate lower greenhouse gas emissions than the plan currently proposed by the Ontario Power Authority. Report Summary Report #1: Analysis of Resource Potential and Scenario Assumptions Report #2: Analysis and Scenario Modelling of the Ontario Power System The Basics on Base Load: Meeting Ontario’s Base Load Electricity Demand with Renewable Power Sources Asia Pacific Partnership Backgrounder Sierra Club of Canada, October 2007
		Intensity-Based Targets: Not the Solution to Climate Change David Suzuki Foundation Briefing Note, February 2007
		Fair Share, Green Share: A proposal for regulating greenhouse gases from Canadian industry Pembina Institute: Submission to the House of Commons Legislative Committee on Bill C-30, February 20, 2007 Towards a Sustainable Energy Strategy for Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Environmental Society, February 2007 Nuclear Power and Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Environmental Society, January 2006 New England and Eastern Canada Report Card on Climate Change Action - 2006 Climate Action Network Canada Issues in Bioenergy Development in Western Canada Climate Action Network Canada, February 2006 Executive Summary A Planetary Citizen’s Guide to the Global Climate Negotiations or How to Use a MOP Sierra Club of Canada, November 2005 Sierra Club of Canada’s Planetary Citizen’s Guide to the Global Climate Negotiations provides an easy to understand review of the history, science and critical issues behind the 2005 Global Climate Negotiations in Montreal. The Case for Deep Reductions: Canada’s Role in Preventing Dangerous Climate Change David Suzuki Foundation and Pembina Institute, November 2005 The Case for Deep Reductions: Canada’s Role in Preventing Dangerous Climate Change - Executive Summary Government Spending on Canada's Oil and Gas Industry - Undermining Canada's Kyoto Commitment Pembina Institute, January 2005 Executive Summary
		Power for the Future: Towards a Sustainable Electricity System for Ontario (full report) Pembina Institute, Canadian Environmental Law Association, May 2004 Power for the Future: Towards a Sustainable Electricity System for Ontario - Executive Summary
		Climate Change and Canada's Boreal Forests CPAWS New England and Eastern Canada 2004 Report Card on Climate Change Action Kyoto Report Card, 2003 Sierra Club of Canada Recommendations for Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Climate Action Network Canada, October 2003
		Phasing Out Nuclear Power in Canada: Toward Sustainable Electricity Futures Campaign for Nuclear Phaseout, July 2003
		Submission to the Government of Nova Scotia: Incorporating Climate Change Considerations in Environmental Assessment Climate Action Network Canada, July 2003 Capture and geologic storage of CO2 in Canada: A Quick Introduction Pembina Institute (PowerPoint format) Ensuring Large Industrial Emitters Contribute Adequately to Canada's Implementation of the Kyoto Protocol, May 2003 Pembina Institute (PowerPoint format) The Role of Renewable Liquid Transportation Fuels in Canada's Climate Action Plan Climate Action Network Canada, April 2003 Ensuring Large Industrial Emitters Contribute Adequately to Canada's Implementation of the Kyoto Protocol Climate Action Network Canada, June 2003 Ontario, the Federal Government & the Kyoto Protocol Climate Action Network Canada, 2003 Discussion Paper on Renewable Energies in Canada Climate Action Network Canada, April 2003 CAN Transportation Discussion Paper Climate Action Network Canada, May 2003 Commentary on the Government of Canada's "Climate Change Plan for Canada" , Ralph Torrie - December 2002 An Assessment of Alberta's Climate Change Action Plan Pembina Institute, September 2002
		Kyoto and Beyond: The Low Emission Path to Innovation and Effficency Climate Action Network Canada, October 2002 Kyoto and Beyond: Summary How Ratifying the Kyoto Protocol Will Benefit Canada's Competitiveness - Introduction How Ratifying the Kyoto Protocol Will Benefit Canada's Competitiveness - Full Report