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Mar 27, 2008 Cap and Trade System Could Tackle the Source of 40% of British Columbia's Greenhouse Gas PollutionToday, the Pembina Institute released a new report outlining how a cap and trade system, if designed right, could help reduce the pollution that causes global warming from British Columbia's largest emitters. Media Contact: Matt Horne Topic Area: Climate Change: Industry Regulations Mar 7, 2008 Canada's Leading Environmental Groups Release National Roadmap to Set More Sustainable Course for CountryCanada at crossroads: Government must seize opportunity to address environmental concernsConcerned about the lack of political leadership on urgent issues such as climate change, Canada's leading environmental organizations have come to a groundbreaking consensus around a roadmap for action that is being released today. Media Contact: Matthew Bramley Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action Préoccupés par le manque de leadership politique face aux questions urgentes comme les changements climatiques, les principaux groupes environnementaux du Canada en sont arrivés à un consensus historique autour d'un plan d'action qui explore de nouveaux horizons et qui est diffusé aujourd'hui. Media Contact: Matthew Bramley Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action Mar 5, 2008 Environmentalists Win Landmark Oil Sands Case Court finds gaping holes in environmental assessmentThe Federal Court of Canada today released a judgment finding fatal legal errors in the environmental assessment of the Kearl Tar Sands Project. Media Contact: Simon Dyer Topic Area: Climate Change: Other Issues Feb 25, 2008 Federal Budget Must Include a Real Price on Greenhouse Gas PollutionClimate groups challenge Ottawa to live up to B.C.'s standardOttawa's 2008 budget must put a real price on Canada's greenhouse gas pollution, environmental groups from the Climate Action Network Canada said today. Media Contact: Matthew Bramley Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action Feb 25, 2008 Le budget fédéral doit inclure un prix réel sur la pollution causée par les gaz à effet de serreLes groupes climatiques défient Ottawa de respecter la norme établie en C.-B.Le budget fédéral de 2008 doit mettre un prix réel sur la pollution causée par les gaz à effet de serre au Canada, ont affirmé les groupes environnementaux du Réseau action climat Canada aujourd'hui. Media Contact: Matthew Bramley Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action Feb 20, 2008 Canada's Climate Coalition Applauds B.C. BudgetB.C. price on carbon pollution helps fill void left by federal inactionClimate Action Network Canada, a coalition of more than 50 organizations from across the country, applauds Premier Campbell's decision to put a price on carbon pollution. Media Contact: Matt Horne Topic Area: Climate Change: Other Issues Feb 7, 2008 Canada and Climate Change - Not a Happy Story Canada's policies have been ineffective and irresponsibleIt is no surprise that Canada came under withering international criticism at the December UN climate change conference in Bali. Despite widespread agreement on the dire prospects, Canada is a long way from facing up to the need for effective action. Media Contact: Matthew Bramley Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action Feb 7, 2008 Le Canada et le changement climatique - Une histoire pas tres heureuse La politique canadienne a été inefficace et irresponsableRien d'étonnant à ce que le Canada ait fait l'objet de critiques internationales cinglantes à la conférence de décembre de l'ONU sur le changement climatique, tenue à Bali. Même si beaucoup s'accordent sur les perspectives désastreuses, le Canada est loin de faire face à la nécessité d'agir de façon efficace. Media Contact: Matthew Bramley Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action The Pembina Institute is expressing concerns about the report released yesterday by the ecoENERGY Carbon Capture and Storage Task Force. Media Contact: Marlo Raynolds, Dan Woynillowicz Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action, Climate Change: Industry Regulations Jan 24, 2008 Premier Stelmach Fails to Deliver Action on Climate ChangeAnnouncement Will Lead to More Delay with its "Plan to Plan"The Government of Alberta unveiled its "green plan" today. But instead of outlining near-term targets for GHG reductions it only sets a target for reducing GHG emissions by 2050. Media Contact: Dan Woynillowicz, Marlo Raynolds Topic Area: Climate Change: Longer-term Targets, Climate Change: Other Issues
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