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December 10, 2010
Article

Rules optional for oilsands' toxic tailings lakes

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Electricity
December 9, 2010
Publication

Renewable Energy: FIT for Cities

Making Renewable Energy a Priority
Tim Weis 2025 various old Pembina Institute logos
December 9, 2010
Media Release

Tailings regulations all bark, no bite

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December 8, 2010
Article

Sex, drugs and . . . cap-and-trade?

While they may not be sexy, B.C.'s cap-and-trade regulations are important
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December 8, 2010
Publication

Recommendations for British Columbia's Proposed Cap-and-Trade Regulations

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December 7, 2010
Media Release

Pembina reacts to Environment Commissioner’s report

Federal government is failing to adequately monitor and report on water
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December 7, 2010
Article

The time for tough choices in Cancun

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December 6, 2010
Publication

Environment Canada Access to Information on Low-Carbon Fuel Standard
December 6, 2010
Publication

Evaluation of the Government of Canada’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Policies

Prepared for the Climate Change Performance Index 2011
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December 6, 2010
Media Release

Pembina reacts as Canada again ranks near last on climate change performance index

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December 6, 2010
Article

Why Canada is still at the back of the pack on climate

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December 6, 2010
Article

Toronto's new mayor prefers his gravy train underground

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December 3, 2010
Article

Youthful optimism in Cancun

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December 3, 2010
Media Release

Climate talks in Cancun: there is still time for Canadian leadership
December 3, 2010
Media Release

Négociations climatiques de Cancun : le Canada peut encore faire preuve de leadership