This document outlines reactions from a couple of sources, one from US Special Envoy for Climate Change, Todd Stern, who says that the Copenhagen Accord represents certain “key breakthroughs” such as limiting global temperature rise, a commitment to mitigate changes […]
This document provides a brief update as to the status of post Copenhagen climate negotiations as well as some information as to how to progress forward and implement the Accord. One key agreement was the commitment of developed countries to […]
This document outlines several areas of overlap in both Canada and the U.S. in which water quality initiatives are either already implemented or need further implementation. Particular topics such as the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement and the Great Lakes […]
This document outlines the main proposals of the Climate Change initiative of the 2009 Copenhagen Accord as derived by the Heads of State, Heads of Government, Ministers, and other Delegate members.
“CALIFORNIA’S LOW CARBON FUEL STANDARD: FINAL STATEMENT OF REASONS.” CARB. December 2009.
Provides the final statement of reasons for the California Air Resources Board’s decision to implement a low-carbon fuel standard, made after a public hearing on an earlier version of the regulation.
How Canada’s climate change policy is driven by the Alberta tar sands.
How the tar sands drive Canada’s climate positions. Canada once had an international reputation as a clean, green country with progressive environmental policies. But when it comes to the positions and actions of the Government of Canada on global warming, […]
