GHG emissions
How provinces can help Canada meet its emissions target
New research shows Canada has the tools in place to meet its climate commitment at a relatively modest cost to the economy, but the provinces could do more
The cost of carbon pricing in Ontario and Alberta
Claims that carbon pricing will lead to skyrocketing price increases throughout the economy are misplaced at best—and misleading at worst
Carving up Canada’s climate change burden
Who will take responsibility for reducing GHGs and what is the best way to share that responsibility among regions?
Colin Carrie bravely dismisses his government’s own greenhouse-gas projections
‘Well everybody’s entitled to their own opinion’
Is Harper committed to the Copenhagen targets?
Elizabeth May wants to know
7 ways Thomas Mulcair aims to change Canada’s energy landscape
Energy is shaping up to be a 2015 election battleground
How not to be fooled by statements on emission ‘reductions’
Andrew Leach explains, with the help of chicken wings and beer
‘This is a case of a prime minister who doesn’t believe the climate is an important issue’
Elizabeth May talks to Americans
The President’s plan for Keystone XL and GHG emissions
No pipeline if there is a net increase in emissions
Why Canada won’t have an effective climate change policy anytime soon
We want action, but aren’t ready to pay, writes Stephen Gordon
The EU has a point about the oilsands
Trying harder to clean up our act in Alberta would help our PR efforts