Climate Change
A Start
Submitted by Daniel Spence on Mon, 2009-12-07 01:56
Well, Yvo's sounding chipper, so here's to hoping this time around they get it right once and for all.
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SCC Copenhagen Delegation
Submitted by admin on Sun, 2009-12-06 22:27John Bennett
John Bennett is a well known and outspoken climate change activist oft quoted in the media. He is in daily contact with environmentalists in Canada and around the world. His long career includes stops at Greenpeace, Climate Action Network and Climateforchange.ca.
John spearheaded SCC’s global warming campaign from 1998 - 2006. In this role he displayed leadership, insight and inventiveness, qualities that will once again benefit the Club as he leads the way forward.
Howie Chong
Howie Chong is the President and Founder of Carbonzero, one of Canada’s leading full-service greenhouse gas emissions management companies.
A certified emissions expert, Howie has been working with companies and organizations for nearly decade in helping them assess and manage their environmental footprint in greenhouse gas emissions accounting, carbon markets and international climate policy.... Read more »
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Sierra Club Canada calls for investigation into Climategate
2009-12-03
(Ottawa) This morning Sierra Club Canada requested a criminal investigation into Canadian involvement in the theft of private emails from East Anglia University, emails which were subsequently published on at least one Canadian web site.
Sierra Club Canada has identified one such web site believed to be hosted in Canada where the stolen emails are posted, and suspect there may be several more. The request to police cites the Friends of Science, a climate denier group, whose server is based in Calgary and provided by the internet service provider Enmax Envision.
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Australia's carbon-trading legislation fails
2009-12-02
SYDNEY (AP) Australia's Senate on Wednesday defeated the government's plan to implement a carbon pollution trading system to fight global warming, dashing hopes of setting an example for other nations at U.N. climate change talks next week.
The scuttled proposal would have placed Australia alongside the European Union and a handful of other places that have or are considering "cap-and-trade" systems to cut greenhouse gas emissions, and burnished Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's international reputation as a leader on the issue.
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