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Net Zero or Net Reckless? – What is the appropriate role for negative emissions technologies in meeting Canada's climate targets?
Author:
Fiona Koza, Climate Accountability Strategist, Andrew Gage, Staff Lawyer
Date:
30 March, 2022
Why we need a law to keep oil and gas emissions from wrecking Canadian climate targets
Author:
Andrew Gage - Staff Lawyer, Anna Johnston - Staff Lawyer
Date:
23 March, 2022
TMX is taking its toll on Canadian taxpayers – and losing federal support
Author:
Eugene Kung - Staff Lawyer
Date:
16 March, 2022
Ocean-related lessons from the IPCC: Part 2 – Focusing on ocean climate solutions
Author:
Erin Gray – Staff Lawyer
Date:
15 March, 2022
Ocean-related lessons from the IPCC: Part 1 – Why we need the ocean
Author:
Erin Gray – Staff Lawyer
Date:
15 March, 2022
Tell Canada's government: Fund nature and climate action, not fossil fuels
Author:
West Coast Environmental Law
Date:
10 March, 2022
IPCC’s report suggests criminal abdication of climate leadership will be fought in the courts
Author:
Andrew Gage - Staff Lawyer
Date:
7 March, 2022
Hope for the Skagit Headwaters, and renewed impetus for mineral tenure reform in BC
Author:
Rory Erickson – Law Student, Larry Reynolds – Access to Justice Lawyer
Date:
16 February, 2022
Two years (and a global pandemic) later, what's the price tag on Trans Mountain?
Author:
Eugene Kung – Staff Lawyer
Date:
7 February, 2022
Protecting Vancouver from climate change is costly—and Big Oil should help pay
Author:
Andrew Gage - Staff Lawyer, Julia Kidder - Climate Communications Specialist
Date:
19 January, 2022
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