Oceans suffering pollution and dead zones
Oceans suffocating as huge dead zones quadruple since 1950 “This is a problem we can solve,” Breitburg said. “Halting climate change requires a global effort, but even local actions can… Read more »
Oceans suffocating as huge dead zones quadruple since 1950 “This is a problem we can solve,” Breitburg said. “Halting climate change requires a global effort, but even local actions can… Read more »
Report Compiled by Liz McDowell, Tarah Stafford and Felicity Lawong Conversations for Responsible Economic Development (CRED) November 2016 Executive Summary British Columbia is leading economic growth in Canada, largely due… Read more »
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By John Dillon Ecological Economy Program Coordinator KAIROS Policy Briefing Papers are written to help inform public debate on key domestic and foreign policy issues As the newly elected Prime… Read more »
Summary The idea that greater pipeline capacity and access to tidewater would maximize the value Alberta receives for its tar sands crude is a standard talking point for industry, politicians,… Read more »
Canadian public interest The National Energy Board (NEB or Board) finds that the Trans Mountain Expansion Project (Project) is in Canada’s public interest, and recommends the Governor in Council (GIC)… Read more »
The City of Vancouver has published its April 14th report on the oil spill in English Bay, including information about the composition of the spill, its likely origin, the map… Read more »
C. Ruby , N. R. Hasan Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives February 17, 2015 Bill C-51: A Legal Primer by Clayton Ruby and Nader R. Hasan Six Muslim young adults stand… Read more »
In November 2014, hundreds protested daily for weeks on Burnaby Mountain against the Kinder Morgan (KM) pipeline expansion, and over 100 were arrested. KM launched lawsuits against five individuals and… Read more »