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Climate action will stimulate economy and jobs

Just before the world met in Cancun for climate talks, Conservatives in the Senate -- abetted by the prime minister -- deprived Canadians of legislation that would address the pressing problem of global climate change and also usher in a prosperous clean energy economy.

When pressed why the Conservative Senate called the premature vote on the Climate Change Accountability Act on Nov. 16th, Prime Minister Stephen Harper retorted that it would have thrown "hundreds of thousands, possibly millions of people out of work."

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Youth Delegation to the UN Conference on Climate Change

Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#4

December 2, 2010
| In today's podcast, we catch up with Joanna Dafoe, of Adopt a Negotiator, to discuss the role of the UN process in addressing the issue of climate change.

6:48 minutes (6.23 MB)
Youth Delegation to the UN Conference on Climate Change

Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#2

November 30, 2010
| Canadaian youth accepts a prestigous international award on behalf of Canada at the climate negotiations

7:01 minutes (6.43 MB)
Youth Delegation to the UN Conference on Climate Change

Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#3

December 1, 2010
| Policy update and interview with Kandi Mossett of the Indigenous Environmental Network about her community’s struggle to keep Canada’s tar sands from contaminating their home

6:42 minutes (6.13 MB)
Youth Delegation to the UN Conference on Climate Change

Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#1

November 30, 2010
| Canadian youth prep for the UN climate change negotiations in Cancun, Mexico at the conference of youth.

5:35 minutes (5.12 MB)
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