Canadian Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver hit a bump in the road Thursday during a pro-oilsands pitch at the London School of Economics, as environmental activists and students interrupted his message and peppered him with questions challenging his ongoing international […]
The Earth’s surface really is getting warmer, a new analysis by a US scientific group set up in the wake of the “Climategate” affair has concluded. The Berkeley Earth Project has used new methods and some new data, but finds the same […]
Climate Action Network Canada’s 2010/2011 annual report. See everything we did over the year!
This outlines a meeting with several members of European Parliament addressing a number of issues ranging from SWIFT and the Lisbon Treaty to the Arctic and Canada’s Oil Sands. Relevant to the Oil Sands, are meetings with Herbert Reul and […]
Thursday, September 15, 2011 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 that he is going to close the loophole in new federal coal […]
Thursday, September 8, 2011 9 Nobel Peace Laureates call on Obama to reject the Keystone XL pipeline The opposition to the proposed Keystone XL pipeline continues to heat up, and now nine Nobel Peace Prize Laureates have added their voices […]
“A former Conservative cabinet minister attempted to convince Alberta politicians to accept a more stringent regulatory approach to curbing climate change in 2009, newly released documents show. Then-federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice met with Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach and provincial […]
Canada Green Building Council – Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment – Canadian Council of Imams – Canadian Federation of Students – Citizens Advocating Use of Sustainable Energy – Citizen’s Environmental Alliance of Southwestern Ontario – Climate Action Network […]
WWF’s new study, The Energy Report, outlines how all the world’s energy can be provided cleanly, renewably and economically by 2050. This will vastly reduce anxieties over energy security, pollution and catastrophic climate change.
In recent weeks a number of well-informed U.S. Congressmen along with the Environmental Protection Agency have been asking some uncomfortable questions about a large metallic snake connected to the tar sands, Canada’s largest single growing source of extreme climate-warming gases. […]
