Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions falling — but not fast enough to meet Paris targets
Canada is still quite a distance away from meeting its own commitments under the Paris accord. Continue reading
Climate Change
Scrapping Ontario’s cap and trade would be foolish: California governor
Doug Ford has vowed to eliminate carbon pricing altogether and suggested he would fight Ottawa in court if necessary. Continue reading
Sask. climate change budget reduced, Environment Minister says it’s the right move
By David Baxter Reporter
The enviroment ministry’s climate change branch is losing funding, but Minister Dustin Duncan says this is because they have a better idea of how much the branch’s work will cost this year. Continue reading
Day After Tomorrow? Study says global warming slowing key ocean current, could make for more extreme weather
Global warming is likely slowing the main Atlantic Ocean circulation, which has plunged to its weakest level on record, according to a new study. Continue reading
Danielle Smith: Climate change trial backfires on environmentalists
According to Wall Street Journal independent columnist Phelim McAleer, the judge’s questions set the plaintiffs and their experts on their heels. Continue reading
A Shell report predicted how devastating climate change would be — it’s from 1988
The report, titled ‘The Greenhouse Effect,’ said the effects of climate change would be notable by the late 20th Century and early 21st Century. Continue reading
Hotter temperatures predicted for Atlantic Canada by mid century: climate change study
It predicts the typical hottest summer day will be about three degrees warmer in St. John’s, 3.6 degrees higher in Halifax and about four degrees warmer in Charlottetown and Fredericton. Continue reading
Carbon pricing survey results met with criticism in Saskatchewan
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
The report showed many people are unfamiliar with carbon pricing, though the concept received more support than doing nothing at all. Continue reading
Albertans are least likely in Canada to believe in climate change: survey
A new survey conducted earlier this year suggests Albertans are the least likely of all Canadians to believe in global warming. Continue reading
Ontario green home retrofit program to receive $100M from federal government
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna says the federal funding will help create jobs and fight climate change. Continue reading
