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NEW REPORT📢 Critical minerals offer a huge economic opportunity for 🇨🇦 in the global energy transition—but current investments are not keeping pace with demand. Smart policies can accelerate investment, uphold Indigenous rights & protect the environment⬇️ climateinstitute.ca/reports/critic…
Eliminating industrial carbon pricing would undermine competitiveness and Canada’s climate progress. Read our full statement from @rjcsmith on the critical importance of industrial carbon pricing ⬇️ climateinstitute.ca/news/eliminati…
Opinion: B.C. risks billions if new homes are built in the path of fires and floods biv.com/news/commentar…
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Opinion: B.C. risks billions if new homes are built in the path of fires and floods
New report shows why the most affordable home is the one you don’t have to rebuild after a disaster
It’s truly amazing having a pedestrian street so long that it takes 20 minutes to walk from end to end. This video is 20× speed! But it’s also sad to fly back into Montreal just in time to see most of Avenue Mont-Royal starting to be dismantled for the season.
So yesterday was the single busiest day ever recorded by any bike counter in the region, ever. The Johnson St Bridge multi-use deck saw 4,484 rides across it Note: counter misses the bike lanes, so likely total bike volume over JSB was 6k+
And it’s confirmed. Alberta, long dominated by coal power, has now completed its phaseout of the fuel, 6 years ahead of the stated goal of 2030. #ableg
We’re immensely proud to announce our Genesee Generating Station has ceased coal-operations! View the media release: bit.ly/3Xn1vwC
New @climateinstit report out today on the least-cost path to net zero for 🇨🇦's building sector, implications for gas networks, and how to send better signals to regulators. Policy inaction risks stranded assets that will make costs higher, net zero more challenging, or both.
📣 NEW REPORT 📣 To meet Canada’s climate goals, the way we heat buildings needs to change. Our new report Heat Exchange analyzes how to keep building heat reliable and affordable, with a planned switch from gas to electric heat. #cdnpoli #CleanEnergy climateinstitute.ca/reports/buildi…
New research from 440 Megatonnes shows industrial carbon pricing is the single-biggest driver of reductions between now and 2030—and climate policies in 🇨🇦 are reducing emissions. 🧵👇 #cdnpoli climateinstitute.ca/news/industria…
🚨NEW RESEARCH 🚨Our independent assessment shows climate policies in 🇨🇦 are cutting emissions, putting the country within 85-90% of its 2030 target. But stronger action from all orders of government is needed to close the gap. 🧵👇 #cdnpoli climateinstitute.ca/news/independe…
🚨NEW RESEARCH🚨 We ran the numbers to find out how 🇨🇦’s oil and gas sector can meet an emissions cap. The result? An emissions cap is doable using a range of technologies but time is running out.🧵 #cdnpoli 440megatonnes.ca/insight/the-ca…
Rising oil and gas emissions counterbalancing progress toward Canada’s climate goals in other sectors, new estimate shows theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…
INSIGHT: New early estimate of national emissions is out—it shows emissions from oil and gas production and buildings undercut climate progress in 2022, underscoring the need for strong policy like an emissions cap on oil and gas. 🧵 #cdnpoli 440megatonnes.ca/insight/emissi…
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Emissions from oil and gas, buildings undercut Canada's climate progress
The growth in national emissions continues a trend of the oil and gas and building sectors driving up Canada’s emissions while most ...
🚨NEW RESEARCH🚨 We crunched the numbers to find out what #HeatPumps actually cost people across 🇨🇦. The result? #HeatPumps are the lowest-cost option for most households, beating out gas heating and air conditioning #cdnpoli climateinstitute.ca/reports/heat-p…
The first global stocktake - an accounting of progress to the Paris climate goals - is out. The red is the range of promised actions. The blue and teal are where we need to be. Full report here: unfccc.int/documents/6316…
So I made this animated map of the growth of NYC protected bike infrastructure last summer and put it on Wikipedia. I hope this encourages people who support this infrastructure, and I'd love feedback for how to make it better if I do a second version.
Wind and solar power are breaking records, and renewables are now expected to overtake coal by 2025 as the world’s largest source of electricity. nyti.ms/3sbqzJv
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The federal government’s Clean Electricity Regulations, announced today, will attract investment, make energy more affordable, and fight climate change. Full statement from @dion_jason: climateinstitute.ca/news/clean-ele… 🧵 #cdnpoli #CleanElectricity
NEW: The government is planning to start purchasing carbon removal, part of a broad effort to accelerate deployment of a key climate technology. The pilot program, which will be run by the Department of Energy, was quietly okayed by Congress last year heatmap.news/economy/carbon…
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I spoke with companies affected by Alberta’s pause on wind & solar projects. None were consulted, nor was the major industry group. Texas-based Proteus says this will chill investment in Alberta & Canada. “We got screwed” the CEO told me #ableg #cdnecon theglobeandmail.com/business/indus…
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