Posts tagged with ‘canada’

Posts tagged with ‘canada’

  • LASER TALK: The UK Climate Change Act

    June 7, 2019

    Learn about how the UK has set and monitored, as well as progressed towards, its carbon budgets through the UK Climate Change Act introduced in 2008.

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    Citizens' Climate Lobby Canada

  • Why Canada-U.S. Cooperation is key to Carbon Pricing Success

    January 8, 2018

    Climate action is a worldwide, collaborative effort. CCL Vancouver Group Leader Marlo Firme makes the case for how partnership between close trading partners like Canada and the U.S. can lead to more robust, effective, and lower cost GHG reductions.

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  • BLOG: All Levels of Governments Must Support the IPCC

    September 13, 2017

    Governments and civil society, including Citizens’ Climate Lobby, depend on the work of the IPCC. The IPCC reports are invaluable documents to help all governments make smart, evidence-based decisions for our future. The price tag of $6 million dollars is priceless is comparison to the real world scenarios of…

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  • MEDIA RELEASE: Earth Day and Beyond Let’s Talk Carbon Pricing

    April 12, 2017

    Sudbury ON: Climate change is real, it is us, it is bad and there is hope. Where is the hope? It is a solvable problem. Pricing carbon pollution is key and we don’t have to burden the taxpayer. Canadians need to know that our country’s current greenhouse…

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  • MEDIA RELEASE: A “Great” America Needs Canada

    January 30, 2017

    Parliament Must Even the Playing Field and Save the Climate with Border Tax Adjustments … The writing is on the wall: the trend to clean energy is now irreversible. Canada should not follow the U.S. on its fossil-fueled folly. As it stands Canada is struggling to catch up in…

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  • MEDIA RELEASE: The Solution is Border Tax Adjustments Premier Wall

    December 12, 2016

    Saskatchewan Premier Wall has expressed concerns about industries uprooting to the U.S. to avoid paying the carbon tax. This can be avoided by imposing a border tax adjustment. A carbon tax on imported carbon intensive goods like steel and cement will level the playing field for carbon-intense and trade…

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