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Jun 29, 2009Pembina Reacts: Nuclear Procurement Delay Must Give Green Energy Act Time to Produce Results

Cherise Burda, Ontario Policy Director for the Pembina Institute, made the following statement in response to the Ontario government's decision today to suspend the procurement of two new nuclear plants at Darlington:

"Today's delay which was made on the basis of pricing, should not be resolved through more federal subsidies"...

Jun 4, 2009Clearing the Air of Oil Sands Myths

On June 4, 2009, the Pembina Institute distributed copies of a new resource, Clearing the Air on Oil Sands Myths, to key Canadian and U.S. decision makers. It identifies a growing body of oil sands “spin” from federal and Alberta politicians and the oil sands industry.

Jun 4, 2009U.S. & Canadian Green Leaders UniteJoint-declaration outlines collaboration on climate negotiations, dirty fuels and Arctic protection.
Jun 3, 2009There has Never Been a Better Time Not To Buy a Reactor

Conditions have changed and the McGuinty government should support its own Green Energy Act by deciding against buying new nuclear reactors this summer, say thirteen prominent environmental organizations in an open letter to the Premier.  

Jun 1, 2009Canada's Environmental Leaders Off to Washington for Canada-U.S. Enviro-SummitLeaders from nine of Canada's largest environmental organizations are heading to Washington D.C. for meetings on some of the most important environmental issues facing the continent.
Jun 29, 2009 Seizing Alberta's Opportunity to Lead the Clean Energy Revolution

A full and informed public debate about Alberta's electricity future is long overdue. Given the rapid and sustained global investment in renewable energy, this debate is only half-complete if renewable energy is not fully considered.

Apr 29, 2009 No Cake for Climate Change Anniversary

Rising levels of greenhouse gas emissions and lack of mandatory reduction targets for industry mark Canada's continued failure to tackle global warming.

Apr 15, 2009 B.C. Election: Who Will Keep Our Future Green?

Let's say you have a neighbour who tells you she cares deeply about the environment. What would your response be if she traded in her fuel-efficient car for a gas-guzzler?

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