Billions of dollars in spending announcements allow politicians to burnish their green credentials. But they don't get the job done
Billions of dollars in spending announcements allow politicians to burnish their green credentials. But they don’t get the job done
We can and should stand firm against outside pressure – principally from the U.S. – and internal pressure from people like Doug Ford
We can and should stand firm against outside pressure – principally from the U.S. – and internal pressure from people like Doug Ford
CO2 emissions are contributing to climate change and could eventually have a devastating on our lives and the rest of the planet
CO2 emissions are contributing to climate change and could eventually have a devastating on our lives and the rest of the planet
If the Earth warmed as much as models say, the increase in Canada's arable land would be an area two times the size of Quebec
If the Earth warmed as much as models say, the increase in Canada’s arable land would be an area two times the size of Quebec
I've been alive to observations and anecdotes of climate change for years. I now have hundreds of them stored in my memory
I’ve been alive to observations and anecdotes of climate change for years. I now have hundreds of them stored in my memory
Even climate extremists should embrace natural gas, since it’s slowly replacing coal and oil, and cutting carbon emissions
Even climate extremists should embrace natural gas, since it’s slowly replacing coal and oil, and cutting carbon emissions
B.C. still exports coal because to do otherwise would be to kill jobs in the province. The contrast with its pipeline stance is startling
B.C. still exports coal because to do otherwise would be to kill jobs in the province. The contrast with its pipeline stance is startling
Loss of investment curbs industry development of innovation that’s key to breaking the link between energy growth and emissions growth: CAPP
Loss of investment curbs industry development of innovation that’s key to breaking the link between energy growth and emissions growth: CAPP
Cobalt miners in the Congo, which has about 60% of the world’s known cobalt reserves, work for no salary and on a good day make $3 for what they finds. Deaths and injuries are common
There are gasses and pollutants far worse than carbon dioxide. Just ask the cobalt miners in the Congo
Compare Canada’s performance with other countries on measures that matter most to the health of people and the ecosystem
Compare Canada’s performance with other countries on measures that matter most to the health of people and the ecosystem