Adjournment Proceedings – the Environment Post date November 6, 2013 Post categories In Adjournment Proceedings Tags Adjournment Proceedings, Colin Carrie, Environment, Greenhouse Gases
UN World Environment Day More Relevant Than Ever Post date June 5, 2013 Post categories In Press Releases, Publications Tags Environment, Global Warming, Greenhouse Gases, UN Environment Programme (UNEP), United Nations
Adjournment Proceedings – The Environment Post date May 23, 2013 Post categories In Adjournment Proceedings Tags Climate Change, Environment, Greenhouse Gases
Adjournment Proceedings – The Environment Post date May 23, 2013 Post categories In Adjournment Proceedings Tags Climate Change, Environment, Greenhouse Gases
400 ppm Post date May 23, 2013 Post categories In Island Tides, Publications Tags Climate Change, Energy, Environment, GHG Levels, Global Warming, Greenhouse Gases, International Energy Agency, Petroleum
Chart: Canada’s Historical Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Projections to 2020 Post date May 23, 2013 Post categories In Backgrounder, Publications Tags Climate Change, Environment, Global Warming, Greenhouse Gases
Mike Duffy, Nigel Wright and Stephen Harper Post date May 19, 2013 Post categories In Blogs Tags Climate Change, Environment, Ethics, Greenhouse Gases, Justice, Nigel Wright, Parliamentary Process, Prime Minister's Office, Senate, Senator Mike Duffy, Stéphane Dion
400 ppm: A Dangerous Pollution Milestone Has Been Passed Post date May 10, 2013 Post categories In Press Releases Tags BC Green Party, Bill C-484, Carbon Dioxide, Coal, Coal-Fired Power Plants, Dr. Andrew Weaver, Energy, Environment, GHG Levels, Greenhouse Gases, US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Why I voted against the NDP climate motion Post date April 29, 2013 Post categories In Blogs, Publications Tags Canada-China Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement, Climate Change, Environment, FIPA, FIPPA, GHG Levels, Greenhouse Gases, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, International Affairs, International Energy Agency, Kyoto Protocol, Parliamentary Process, Sierra Club, World Bank
Climate crisis threatens Canadian agriculture, we need an agricultural adaptation plan, now Post date April 22, 2013 Post categories In Articles by Elizabeth Tags Agriculture, Canadian Agricultural Adaptation Program, Climate Change, Drought, Environment, Farmers, Greenhouse Gases, Office of Religious Freedom, Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration, Prairie Shelterbelt Program, Prime Minister's Office, Russia, United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification
Elizabeth May