PRESS RELEASE For immediate release OTTAWA – Québec announced today a parliamentary commission to study options for cutting carbon pollution from 35 to 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030. The province’s climate leadership is welcome, but it needs to […]
Watch footage of Climate Action Network International briefing the press on the latest developments at the UN climate talks: http://unfccc6.meta-fusion.com/bonn_aug_2015/events/2015-09-03-11-00-can-international
The Deep Decarbonization Pathways Project (DDPP) is an initiative of the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network (UNSDSN) and Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI). The Canadian project team is one of 16 country teams exploring national deep […]
28 August 2015 – The purpose of this brief is to provide an update on the assessment of mitigation effects of those Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs) submitted to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The context […]
Introduction The Durban Platform recognizes that in order to fulfill the ultimate objective of the Convention, the multilateral, rules-based regime will need to be strengthened. For this reason, it was agreed that by 2015, the ADP would develop and adopt […]
Climate Action Network International September 04, 2015 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bonn, Germany – Friday, September 4, 2015: Today marked the close of the penultimate intersessional before heads of state, ministers, and negotiators head to Paris in December to finalise what […]
GreenPAC By Devika Shah August 24, 2015 I remember learning in grade school that white light is composed of all other colours of the spectrum, whereas every other colour is only a fragment of it. For most of my life, […]
CBC NEWS by Zachary Markan February 27, 2015 U.S. scientists hope research will help Nova Scotia with coastal management plans The University of Arizona graphs show the rise in Halifax. (CBC) A new study from a group of U.S. scientists […]
The Council of Canadians August 27, 2015 OTTAWA – The Energy East terminal project in the Bay of Fundy has not been approved, but that isn’t stopping TransCanada from moving ahead with disruptive borehole testing as early as today. Borehole […]
The Guardian by Damian Carrington & Sarah Boseley June 23, 2015 But slashing fossil fuel use also presents greatest global opportunity to improve people’s health in 21st century, says Lancet and UCL commission Children are treated for air pollution related […]
The Guardian by Dana Nuccitelli August 25, 2015 A new paper finds common errors among the 3% of climate papers that reject the global warming consensus Galileo demonstrating his astronomical theories. Climate contrarians have virtually nothing in common with Galileo. […]
CBCNEWS By Angela Sterritt August 21, 2015 ‘We can’t just say no to the problem, we need to say yes to a solution,’ says project organizer The Lubicon Lake First Nation will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for its solar […]
The Globe and Mail by Jeff Rubin and David Suzuki August 18, 2015 Jeff Rubin is an author and former chief economist at CIBC World Markets; David Suzuki is a scientist and emeritus professor at UBC As Canadians prepare to […]
The Guardian by Emma Howard August 12, 2015 Earth ‘overshoot day’ – the day each year when our demands on the planet outstrip its ability to regenerate – comes six days earlier than 2014, with world’s population currently consuming the […]
RTCC.ORG by Megan Darby August 12, 2015 Istanbul summit will issue statement urging Muslims to treat action on global warming as a religious duty The blue mosque, Istanbul (Flickr/Victor Guevara) In mosques and madrasas worldwide, Muslims have a religious duty […]
