Canadians heading off for summer vacation will have some help in making
their holidays more environmentally friendly, thanks to a new guide
ranking carbon offsets and vendors that encourages consumers to choose
the highest quality carbon offsets.
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A new climate treaty will be negotiated during international climate
talks in Copenhagen, Denmark, December 7-18, 2009. Canada now stands
out as one of the last major industrialized countries opposed to
targets for deep reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and one of the
biggest blockers of climate change negotiations.
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A new climate treaty will be negotiated during international climate
talks in Copenhagen, Denmark, December 7-18, 2009. Canada now stands
out as one of the last major industrialized countries opposed to
targets for deep reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and one of the
biggest blockers of climate change negotiations.
Read more »
A new climate treaty will be negotiated during international climate talks in Copenhagen, Denmark, December 7-18, 2009. Canada now stands out as one of the last major industrialized countries opposed to targets for deep reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and one of the biggest blockers of climate change negotiations.
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Guest Speakers: Blue Source and Climate Change Central
Audience: Oil & gas Companies, alternate energy companies, farmers and ranchers, manufacturing companies, high emitters and anyone using environmentally friendly practices in their operations. Anyone interested in finding out more about the Carbon Credit Exchange is welcome.
Cost: $15.00 (includes refreshments & Snacks)
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The Arusha Centre is pleased to host a live webcast from Iqaluit, Nunavut.
Featuring Siila Watt-Cloutier, Inuit climate activist and 2007 Nobel Peace Prize nominee, speaking on Inuit, Human Rights and Climate Change as the launch for the Countdown to Copenhagen.
This webcast will draw a worldwide audience and is part of Isuma TV’s six month internet campaign to promote the importance of Inuit knowledge and human rights in the global discussion of climate change.
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Location
The Arusha Centre
106 - 223 12 Ave SW Calgary ( in the Old Y Building for Community Organizations)
Berkeley California is offering “free” solar systems. By 2016 all homes in England must be zero carbon. Buses and trains have no fares in Hasselt, Belgium. All new buildings in Germany are now required to be heated by renewable energy.
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Location
TELUS World of Science — Margaret Zeidler Star Theatre
TakingITGlobal.org is pleased to announce it will be presenting a free half-day introductory workshop on global warming and youth action in Edmonton on February 21, 2009. Global Warming and You: A Youth Climate Activism Workshop will provide local context for the global problem of climate change and will engage participants in a discussion and dialogue about community-based solutions. The workshop is geared towards high school students, but any young person interested in becoming more involved in the fight against global warming is welcome to attend.
Location
Engineering Teaching and Learning Centre (ETLC) E1-018
Dr. Bob Page, Chairman of the Board NRTEE, will be addressing sustainability challenges facing Canada and the current state of climate policy in Canada.
Dr. Page has 25 years of experience as the U fo C TransAlta Corporation Professor of Environmental Management and Sustainability. He worked as vice-president of sustainable development for TransAlta for 10 years on carbon offset projects and market-based trading to help reduce the company’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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