Published in: Carbon Market North America (Mar 26, 2008)

By: Clare Demerse

When Canada's federal government published an update to its regulatory approach for heavy industry this month, environmentalists hoped that this much-criticized proposal had been strengthened. Instead, it offered a mixed bag that probably served to weaken an already feeble approach.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Industry Regulations

Published in: Behind the Headlines (Feb 7, 2008)

By: Matthew Bramley

The recent UN climate conference in Bali concluded with governments adopting the "Bali Roadmap". But confidence in the environmental effectiveness of the agreement to be negotiated is undermined by the vagueness of the Roadmap text relating to the U.S. and developing countries.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action

Published in: Globe and Mail (Dec 10, 2007)

By: Matthew Bramley

The UN climate conference scheduled to end on Friday in Bali is a critical moment for the world's governments to show collective leadership.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action, Climate Change: Longer-term Targets

Published in: La Presse (Jun 25, 2007)

By: Matthew Bramley

Le récent sommet des pays du G8 permet un certain regain d'optimisme quant à la capacité des pays à s'entendre dans la lutte contre les changements climatiques.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Longer-term Targets

Published in: Edmonton Journal (Jun 9, 2007), Calgary Herald (Jun 12, 2007)

By: Marlo Raynolds

Several prominent environmental scientists are grudgingly contemplating a role for nuclear power in the Alberta electricity system, a testament to just how catastrophic and certain the implications of accelerating global warming are.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Industry Regulations

Published in: La Presse (May 14, 2007)

By: Matthew Bramley

Les discussions intergouvernementales sur une deuxième phase du protocole de Kyoto reprennent aujourd'hui à Bonn.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action, Climate Change: Longer-term Targets

Published in: La Presse (Apr 28, 2007)

By: Matthew Bramley

Avec sa nouvelle politique sur la pollution atmosphérique, le gouvernement Harper entre en collision avec la science des changements climatiques et les pays qui s'efforcent de la respecter.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Industry Regulations, Climate Change: Longer-term Targets

Published in: La Presse (Mar 26, 2007)

By: Matthew Bramley

Au cours des derniers mois, nous avons assisté à une montée remarquable de l'importance accordée dans les médias aux changements climatiques. Les scientifiques sonnent de plus en plus l'alarme; plus de citoyens s'en préoccupent que jamais auparavant.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action, Climate Change: Longer-term Targets

Published in: The Toronto Star (Mar 12, 2007)

By: Pembina Institute et al.

Manitoba, Quebec sand B.C. have at least stepped up to the plate with plans. Where is Ontario?

Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action, Climate Change: Longer-term Targets

Published in: La Presse (Feb 19, 2007)

By: Matthew Bramley

«Intensité des émissions». Auriez-vous, par hasard, entendu cette expression récemment? Si vous vous préoccupez des changements climatiques, la réponse doit certainement être oui.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Industry Regulations

Published in: La Presse (Feb 4, 2007)

By: Matthew Bramley

Le rapport du Groupe intergouvernemental d'experts sur l'évolution du climat (GIEC), dévoilé vendredi à Paris, confirme une fois de plus la gravité des changements climatiques.

Topic Area: Climate Change: Federal Action, Climate Change: Longer-term Targets