The Long Road to Safety
Mexico, the United States and Canada announced on Wednesday their strategies to meet greenhouse gas emission targets for 2050.
Trump Card: Is America Leaving the UNFCCC?
Paris may not be dead but the international climate framework hasn’t been Trump-proofed, here’s why.
The Trial Of Our Lifetime
US Youth To Take Government To Court.
The Practicalities of Walking Away from the UNFCCC
Will the US pull out of the Paris Agreement, is it even possible?
Communicating Hope: Interview With Professor Sheila Jasanoff
Many people feel overwhelmed about climate change. Graphs and statistics obscure the bigger picture that our atmosphere is becoming less hospitable to human life. Science is about impersonal observation, not a lived
Canadian Election Brings Hope for the Environment
Canada’s new government wants to restore the nations international and environmental reputation.
Is Canada Ready for the Renewables Revolution?
As renewable energy becomes mainstream, why and how is Canada heading towards economic recession?
World Wide Concern For Climate Change
A majority of citizens believe governments should do whatever it takes to stay within the 2°C goal at the Paris negotiations.
Celebrating the Big Blue
June 8 is World Oceans Day, why is the ocean so important and what does it take to develop a worldwide movement of citizen towards the ocean?
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World Wide Concern For Climate Change
Andres Fuentes | June 8th, 2015
A majority of citizens believe governments should do whatever it takes to stay within the 2°C goal at the Paris negotiations.
Celebrating the Big Blue
Malcolm J | June 8th, 2015
June 8 is World Oceans Day, why is the ocean so important and what does it take to develop a worldwide movement of citizen towards the ocean?
Harper, May I?
admin | April 24th, 2015
Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party in Canada, is a person up for debate—about her inclusion in Canada’s general election’s leaders debates.
Climate Change at Home and Abroad
Malcolm J | December 3rd, 2014
Climate change negotiations at home, and internationally – a look at the United States.
BREAKING: Canadian Negotiator Dies from Heart Attack, Climate Talks Progress at “Deadly” Speed
Tim Hall | December 7th, 2011
BREAKING: Canadian Negotiator Dies from Heart Attack, Climate Talks Progress at “Deadly” Speed
Tim Hall | December 7th, 2011
Tragedy struck the United Nations climate negotiations in Durban today as Canadian negotiator Adam Mapleleaf collapsed amid heated discussions on a post-Kyoto agreement. His passing will add to a growing
Oh, Canada! Oh, the Shame!
admin | November 29th, 2010
On why Canada should be ashamed of it’s pollution reputation. Players in the international climate change negotiations world all know that Bonn is one of the locations of UNFCCC intersessionals.
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