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Tell Winnipeg City Council to reduce climate pollution from buildings!
Winnipeg’s Environment Committee is considering a report to explore ways to phase out “natural” gas from new and existing buildings. This would help Winnipeg bring down local emissions and make energy bills more affordable. Please tell committee members to proceed...
Add your name: Canada must act quickly to introduce a strong cap on oil and gas emissions
It's time to put a limit on greenhouse gas pollution from Canada’s oil and gas industry. Join me in encouraging the federal government to move quickly to close dangerous loopholes and turn the Emissions Cap into law.
B.C. needs effective climate leadership.
B.C. residents want clear, effective, and accountable plans for protecting our climate. But, unsustainable old growth logging and the expansion of pipelines and LNG threaten to exacerbate climate disasters like extreme wildfires and drought. Will you join me in taking...
Tell Hamilton City Council to make new homes climate-friendly!
Hamilton City Council is developing “Green Development Standards” that could limit pollution in new buildings. Tell the mayor and council members to strengthen these regulations so new homes don’t use polluting “natural” gas (a fossil fuel) for heating and instead...
This election, ask your candidate where they stand on B.C.’s biggest climate problem – fracking and LNG.
B.C. residents want clear, effective and accountable plans for protecting our climate. But plans to expand fracking and LNG exports threaten to exacerbate unnatural climate disasters like extreme wildfires and drought. This adds up to the same thing as climate...
Join me in taking action to defend Vancouver’s climate-safe buildings bylaw
A shocking last-minute decision was just made by Vancouver City Council to reverse the city’s progress on climate action. Tell Vancouver City Council to reverse the recent amendment that weakens climate rules for new buildings.
Tell Citi: Don’t Invest in Environmental Racism
Citi could be asked to finance the ‘Sunshine Project’, a $12 billion petrochemical plant in St. James Parish, Louisiana. The 2400-acre complex would increase local pollution by 800 tons annually and greenhouse gas emissions by 13.6 million tons annually. Demand...