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September 16, 2021
Media Release: Climate Action Counts 2021 – updated
September 16, 2021We can build upon existing policies. Clearly, we need need policy persistence. Ripping apart evidence-based climate policies at…
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September 1, 2021
LASER TALK: Canada, Climate Change and the muddled “Moveable Middle”
September 1, 2021We are clearly in a climate emergency. Most Canadians recognize that we are in crisis, but public support is…
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August 19, 2021
Climate Action Counts in an Election Especially When It Is Code Red For Humanity
August 19, 2021“The IPCC report is very clear that later is too late,” says Cathy Orlando, CCL Canada’s National Director. “At…
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July 28, 2021
LASER TALK: Carbon Inequality in the G20 Nations
July 28, 2021The per capita GHG emissions for the richest top 10% households in every country were well above average. Whereas…
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July 27, 2021
LASER TALK: Important Reports from Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Office
July 27, 2021Canada must climb out of a mountain of financial debt from the COVID pandemic while addressing the climate emergency…
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June 30, 2021
Media Release: Act C12 Sets Canada on a Course for a Better Tomorrow
June 30, 2021Canadians from coast-to-coast-to-coast from many organizations spoke truth to power and were heard. This is what a healthy democracy…
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CCL Canada respectfully acknowledges that the work we support stretches across the homes of many First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples on Turtle Island and that their traditional knowledge must be significantly incorporated as part of meaningful action on the climate crisis. We acknowledge that they are traditional owners and custodians of this land and that for decades they have been the first line of defence against climate breakdown. Indigenous resistance has stopped at least 1.8 billion metric tonnes of greenhouse gas pollution on Turtle Island