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Harper dubbed climate crook
News Articles | Peter Zimonjicz | National Bureau | Wednesday, December 09, 2009
Protesters call Canada "Fossil of the Day" for stand in Copenhagen
Canada, not Copenhagen, hit by protests over climate policy
News Articles | MongaBay.com | Jeremy Hance | Tuesday, December 08, 2009
While tens of thousands of protestors have gone to Copenhagen to call on world governments to do more to fight against climate change, the most surprising protest on the first day of the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen occurred thousands of miles away: in Canada.
Investors Voice Opposition to High-Carbon Fuel Policy
Media Releases News Articles | Green Century Funds | Tuesday, December 08, 2009
Washington, DC- A group of financial services organizations and shareholder advocacy groups representing approximately $127.5 billion in assets under management announces today its opposition to financially risky carbon-intensive fuels, such as tar sands, coal-to-liquid, and oil shale, in a letter to U.S. Senators debating the climate bill.
Oil sands emissions polluting waterways, study finds
News Articles | Martin Mittelstaedt | The Globe and Mail | Tuesday, December 08, 2009
Toxic emissions from industry are equal to one major oil spill every year, independent report suggests
Neither Canada nor the world can afford growth of dirty oil
Opinion | The Star | Matt Price | Monday, December 07, 2009
Today in Copenhagen, the Harper government will walk into the UN climate summit not with the intention of transitioning Canada into a clean energy economy, but instead with the agenda of prolonging the oil industry frenzy in the tar sands in northern Alberta.
‘Dirty’ image puts Canada in climate doghouse at Copenhagen
News Articles | The Globe and Mail | Eric Reguly and Nathan Vanderklippe | Sunday, December 06, 2009
While it has its defenders, home of the oil sands must prove it can be part of the solution as global summit set to begin
The changing climate and Canadian realities
Opinion | The Globe and Mail | Saturday, December 05, 2009
It's time for a new national project: to make Canada a clean-energy superpower
Review process for Enbridge Northern Gateway Project subject to ongoing opposition & controversy
Media Releases | West Coast Environmental Law | Friday, December 04, 2009
Vancouver – The months of opposition and controversy that have dogged federal government plans to conduct an environmental assessment and regulatory review the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline project will not be quelled by the terms of reference released today by the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency and National Energy Board.
Federal Government Turns a Blind Eye To Enbridge Pipeline’s Potential Impacts
Media Releases | ForestEthics | Friday, December 04, 2009
Review process ignores climate impacts and has historically approved 99% of projects
Enridge project’s potential hazards making opponents edgy
News Articles | The Vancouver Sun | Barbara Yaffe | Thursday, December 03, 2009
Environmental activists try to turn off the oilsands taps by targeting pipeline carrying oil from Alberta to Pacific for transit to Asia
Canada Blocking Global Climate Progress to Protect Dirty Oil Sands Environmental Groups Launch Video
Media Releases Featured | Dirty Oil Sands Network | Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Climate Activists Won't Be Silent on Canada's Inaction on Climate Disaster.
CANADA’S OIL SANDS: MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS FOR INVESTORS
Media Releases | Ceres | Monday, November 30, 2009
Company actions to manage and disclose environmental and social risks from vast oil extraction undertaking fall short of what investors want
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