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News
Karl Nerenberg
| The Government of Canada's official website has lots of information about Canadian Environment Week, which runs June 2 - 8. But the Harper government seems to have forgotten to mark the occasion. |
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Blog
John Bennett
| Environment Minister Peter Kent will be in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut today to announce a new Canadian climate change adaptation project in partnership with American and German scientists. |
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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| Maybe a bench-clearing parliamentary brawl would be just the ticket to boost our flagging national spirits in this hockey-deprived season! |
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News
Nadia Kanji, Peggy Lam
| As leaders from Shell and BMW sit around a table discussing their "green image," visions of cancer plagued frontline communities are making our stomachs churn. |
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News
Alana Westwood
| During the negotiations, the world will be watching as Canada threatens to saddle the entire planet with a climate legacy that goes well beyond two degrees. |
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Blog
Emma Lui
| Organizing Team Administrative Assistant Philippe Charbonneau, Communications Officer Matthew Ramsden and I dressed in hazardous materials suits, and attempted to deliver mock fracking fluids. |
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Blog
Christopher Majka
| Is Environment Minister Peter Kent passing gas onto the next generation? Kent claims Canada's GHG reductions are 50 per cent on-target, but the real figure is only 9 per cent. Who is fabricating data? |
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Blog
Marc Lee
| A change in tone from Environment Minister Peter Kent is welcome, but when you look closely there is a credibility gap on the climate file at least as wide as Canada's emissions gap. |
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Blog
Dr. Christian Holz
| This analysis shows how most of the "progress" on greenhouse pollution reduction that was claimed by the Harper government on Wednesday is based on a number scam as opposed to any meaningful progress. |
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Blog
Linda Leon
| The subject of the 15th letter is Bill C-38, the ominous budget bill and Ryan's response to critics of the bill. |
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Blog
Andrea Harden-Donahue
| The federal government released this year's greenhouse gas inventory report and Environment Minister Peter Kent insists it is a good news story. |
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Podcast
Sean Mullen
| Stephen Harper and two key ministers, Peter Kent and Joe Oliver, have said the Environmental Assessment Act allows too much public input and threatens economic development. |
