Climate Action News This Week

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February 9, 2012: Lobby-busting tour tells EU embassies: don’t give in to pressure from the Canadian government

 

Lobby-busting tour tells EU embassies: don’t give in to pressure from the Canadian government

Last week, we briefly told you about a lobby-busting tour being

February 3, 2012: Harper Government ramps up negative rhetoric against environmentalists and First Nations

Harper Government continues to ramp up negative rhetoric against opponents of the Northern Gateway pipeline and the tar sands

After Minister Joe Oliver’s inflammatory statements in

November 18, 2011: A people’s victory on Keystone

 

Obama listens to the people, not the polluters!

Following months of unprecedented mobilizations, including over 1500 arrests in Washington DC and Ottawa, as well as

November 8, 2011: Check out our new website!

 

Climate Action Network Canada has a new website!

We are happy to announce the launch of our new website. We hope that this will

October 27, 2011: Weak federal coal regulations spark outrage from Canadians

Weak federal coal regulations spark outrage from Canadians

Last year, former Environment Minister Jim Prentice announced that within a year, the government would be coming out

October 20, 2011: Canadian government still trying to drag Europe through the tar sands

Canadian Government still trying to drag Europe through the tar sands

The European Commission is getting ready to finalize its Fuel Quality Directive, that seeks to reduce

September 29, 2011: Nobel Peace Laureates send a message to PM Harper

Nobel Peace Laureates tell Prime Minister Harper he has a ‘moral decision’ to make

Right on the heels of a historic anti-tar sands protest on Parliament

September 22, 2011: Join us on September 26th!

 

Join us September 26 on Parliament Hill to say NO to the tar sands!

Monday September 26 is going to be a historic day, and

September 15, 2011: Victory! Minister Kent says he will close the Maxim loophole


Victory! Kent says Maxim coal won't be allowed to skirt the rules

Environment Minister Peter Kent gave an interview last week in which he pointedly stated