The Paris Agreement signed on Saturday marks decades of international diplomacy efforts to solve climate change, one of the planet’s most pressing – and most interconnected – problems. But the real work starts now. http://www.pembina.org/
Innovations in Ontario’s Utility Sector (publication)
A look at how Ontario utilities are innovating and adapting to a modern grid. http://www.pembina.org/
Vancouver to go 100 per cent renewable (blog)
When Vancouver Mayor first ran for election he pledged to make his city the “greenest city in the world.” Now Vancouver has upped the ante, pledging to make the city 100 per cent renewable by 2050. http://www.pembina.org/
Poll confirms Albertans understand benefits of early coal phase-out (media release)
Pembina reacts to a new poll showing majority of Albertans support early coal phase-out http://www.pembina.org/
Surveying the B.C. byelection candidates on climate change (blog)
The Pembina Institute is inviting all candidates in the Vancouver-Mount Pleasant and Coquitlam-Burke Mountain byelections on February 2, 2016, to compete a brief survey on climate-change issues in British Columbia. http://www.pembina.org/
A whirlwind tour of wind energy myths (blog)
Blowing the smoke away, Green Energy Futures delves into some pernicious myths about wind energy. http://www.pembina.org/
Pembina reacts to federal climate test principles (media release)
Pembina welcomes five principles unveiled by federal government to address deficiencies in existing review process for fossil fuel projects but Canada must also establish a science-based climate plan that includes minimum standards on carbon pricing. http://www.pembina.org/
2016 B.C. Byelection Candidate Survey (publication)
Vancouver–Mount Pleasant and Coquitlam–Burke Mountain candidates’ responses to the Pembina Institute’s 2016 B.C. Byelection Candidate Survey. http://www.pembina.org/
Where do B.C. byelection candidates stand on the carbon tax and climate action? (media release)
In the lead-up to voting day, the Pembina Institute released the results of its 2016 B.C. Byelection Candidate Survey. http://www.pembina.org/
B.C. byelection candidates sound off on the future of the carbon tax (blog)
Eight candidates responded to our 2016 B.C. Byelection Candidate Survey, including those of the B.C. Green Party, B.C. Liberal Party and B.C. NDP. http://www.pembina.org/
Moose & Lightbulbs, Small Business in Action – Vital Thebeau
A Message For You Ch. 25 – 1960 In the fall, we had to send and application to natural resources so our name could be put in for a moose….. Read more
Base policies on reality, not deceit Climate frequently changes, and we must prepare to adapt.
Dangerous manmade global cooling, global warming, climate change and extreme weather claims continue to justify what has become a $1.5-trillion-per-year industry: tens of billions spent annually on one-sided research and hundreds of billions sent to crony corporatists to subsidize replacing …
