Research & Analysis

November 30, 2005

Publication

Offset System Design Issues

Presentation at EMA 1st Annual Conference

November 1, 2005

Publication

Support for Adding the Six Greenhouse Gases Specified in the Kyoto Protocol to Schedule 1 to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999

Letter to Environment Canada

October 13, 2005

Media Release

Kyoto: Six Months on, Government at Serious Risk of Falling Behind

October 12, 2005

Publication

Ensuring Canada's Kyoto Plan Delivers Real Emissions Reductions

The Need for Additionality Rules in the Offset System

October 3, 2005

Media Release

Misdirected Spending: Groups Demand Investigation into Billions in Federal Subsidies to Canada's Booming Oil and Gas Industry

September 30, 2005

Publication

Comments on Environment Canada's Offset System for Greenhouse Gases Overview Paper and Technical Background Document

Prepared for the Climate Action Network Canada

September 21, 2005

Publication

The Pembina Institute Calls for Additional Federal Measures to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Automobiles, and Transparent Implementation of the Voluntary Agreement with Automakers

April 13, 2005

Publication

Assessment by Canadian Environmental Leaders of the Government's Kyoto Implementation Plan

April 13, 2005

Media Release

Assessment by Canadian Environmental Leaders of the Government's Kyoto Implementation Plan

April 1, 2005

Media Release

Offset System Design Issues

Support for Adding the Six Greenhouse Gases Specified in the Kyoto Protocol to Schedule 1 to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999

Kyoto: Six Months on, Government at Serious Risk of Falling Behind

Ensuring Canada's Kyoto Plan Delivers Real Emissions Reductions

Misdirected Spending: Groups Demand Investigation into Billions in Federal Subsidies to Canada's Booming Oil and Gas Industry

Comments on Environment Canada's Offset System for Greenhouse Gases Overview Paper and Technical Background Document

Climate Change Program Review

Environmental Groups Applaud Federal Move to Regulate Greenhouse Gases

High Oil Prices Should Help Canada Shoulder its Environmental Responsibilities

Meeting Our Kyoto Obligation

Pembina Institute Says Ottawa Must Meet Key Kyoto Deadlines in 2005

The Pembina Institute Calls for Additional Federal Measures to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Automobiles, and Transparent Implementation of the Voluntary Agreement with Automakers

Assessment by Canadian Environmental Leaders of the Government's Kyoto Implementation Plan

Assessment by Canadian Environmental Leaders of the Government's Kyoto Implementation Plan

Statement from Canadian Environmental Leaders Regarding Canada's Kyoto Plan

Together, we have the power to make a positive impact.

Research & Analysis

Offset System Design Issues

Support for Adding the Six Greenhouse Gases Specified in the Kyoto Protocol to Schedule 1 to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999

Kyoto: Six Months on, Government at Serious Risk of Falling Behind

Ensuring Canada's Kyoto Plan Delivers Real Emissions Reductions

Misdirected Spending: Groups Demand Investigation into Billions in Federal Subsidies to Canada's Booming Oil and Gas Industry

Comments on Environment Canada's Offset System for Greenhouse Gases Overview Paper and Technical Background Document

Climate Change Program Review

Environmental Groups Applaud Federal Move to Regulate Greenhouse Gases

High Oil Prices Should Help Canada Shoulder its Environmental Responsibilities

Meeting Our Kyoto Obligation

Pembina Institute Says Ottawa Must Meet Key Kyoto Deadlines in 2005

The Pembina Institute Calls for Additional Federal Measures to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Automobiles, and Transparent Implementation of the Voluntary Agreement with Automakers

Assessment by Canadian Environmental Leaders of the Government's Kyoto Implementation Plan

Assessment by Canadian Environmental Leaders of the Government's Kyoto Implementation Plan

Statement from Canadian Environmental Leaders Regarding Canada's Kyoto Plan

Together, we have the power to make a positive impact.

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