This is PD Frazer’s the supplemental statement filed with the Foreign Agents Registration Act for the six month period ending December 31, 2009.
Over the reporting period, the Government of …
This document outlines reactions from a couple of sources, one from US Special Envoy for Climate Change, Todd Stern, who says that the Copenhagen Accord represents certain “key breakthroughs” such …
This document provides a brief update as to the status of post Copenhagen climate negotiations as well as some information as to how to progress forward and implement the Accord. …
This document outlines several areas of overlap in both Canada and the U.S. in which water quality initiatives are either already implemented or need further implementation.
Particular topics such as …
This document outlines the main proposals of the Climate Change initiative of the 2009 Copenhagen Accord as derived by the Heads of State, Heads of Government, Ministers, and other Delegate …
“CALIFORNIA’S LOW CARBON FUEL STANDARD: FINAL STATEMENT OF REASONS.” CARB. December 2009.
For release December 9, 2009
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society Media Release
Copenhagen – All developed countries except Switzerland get a failing grade in an assessment released today by the Canadian …
For release December 9, 2009
(Copenhagen, Denmark) – A new report releases today by Equiterre, Environmental Defence, Forest Ethics and Climate Action Network Canada fueled the frustration of the Canadian Youth Delegation’s …
For release December 9, 2009
(Copenhagen, Denmark) Few countries have had the dishonour of receiving three consecutive fossil awards, but Canada continues to aim low at the Copenhagen talks, not letting …
For release December 9, 2009
COPENHAGEN – Stephen Harper will be the only G-7 leader to arrive in Copenhagenwithout a major national program to support renewable power. New data from Natural Resources …
For release December 9, 2009
David Suzuki Foundation
Vancouver—Canadian winter Olympians are urging Prime Minister Stephen Harper to protect winter sports by supporting a fair, ambitious and binding agreement at …
For release December 8, 2009
People for Climate Justice Media Release
Ottawa (Tuesday, December 8, 2009) / — At approximately 11:30am, six youth staged a peaceful sit-in inside the Canadian …
For release December 8, 2009
Canada can’t hide from climate change under an umbrella
(Copenhagen, Denmark) Canada, as a member of the Umbrella Group, has been awarded a Fossil of …
For release December 8, 2009
TORONTO–Climate Action Network is partnering with the Dixie Road Gurdwara and EcoSikh to host two speaking events for Punjabi spiritual leader, Baba Sewa Sing Ji, and …
For release December 8, 2009
December 8, 2009 08:10 AM – A delegation from the Canadian Union of Public Employees will be in Copenhagen, Denmark from December 7 – December …
Provides the final statement of reasons for the California Air Resources Board’s decision to implement a low-carbon fuel standard, made after a public hearing on an earlier version of the …
For release December 7, 2009
OTTAWA–On the opening day of the Copenhagen Climate Summit, three prominent Canadians from organizations supporting the KYOTOplus petition campaign will speak at a press conference …
For release December 7, 2009
Greenpeace Media Release
(Ottawa) — On the opening day of pivotal climate change negotiations in Copenhagen, 19 Greenpeace activists have occupied roofs on the Parliament …
For release December 7, 2009
The Indigenous Environmental Network
Copenhagen, Denmark – A multi-generational delegation of 21 Indigenous Peoples from North America have arrived in Copenhagen, Denmark this week to …
For release December 7, 2009
Canada wins for an unwillingness to negotiate at negotiations
(Copenhagen, Denmark) Canada has been awarded a Fossil of the Day on the first day of …
How Canada’s climate change policy is driven by the Alberta tar sands.…
For release December 03, 2009
WWF-Canada
Today, more than 500 Canadian scientists issued an open letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper warning him of the dangers of climate change and …
For release December 3, 2009
Nobel Women’s Initiative
Nobel Laureates Wangari Maathai, Shirin Ebadi, Jody Williams, Mairead Maguire, Rigoberta Menchu Tum and Betty Williams
World leaders will shortly gather in …
How the tar sands drive Canada’s climate positions.
Canada once had an international reputation as a clean, green country with progressive environmental policies. But when it comes to the positions …