Sarnia, the home of Ontario's Chemical Valley and a major petrochemical industry hub, declared a climate emergency yesterday, the very day that the Canadian House of Commons did the same. It's a great first step. Now, what about action?
Urban sprawl creates congestion, drives our air and climate pollution and destroys wetlands, woodlands and farmland. It worsens our climate crisis, and so one of the best things municipalities can do is to stop urban sprawl. Here are the slides...
Many people have asked for notes of my rousing talk at Friday's climate rally in Toronto, in front of Queen's Park. So here they are. Does anyone have a better photo? "I am so proud to see you all here...
Given the climate emergency, can Canadians overcome the political obstacles to dramatically reducing our dependence on fossil fuels? by Dianne Saxe As an environmental lawyer and the former environmental commissioner of Ontario, I have spent 45 years at Canada’s battlefront...
Free advice on improving climate governance is now available to corporate directors and Canadian pension plan boards as part of the Canada Climate Law Initiative. #corporategovernance #climatecrisis Details from Joanne Forbes or at http://ccli.ubc.ca.
