Research & Analysis

June 8, 2005

Media Release

Energy Sector Employees Reduce Personal Greenhouse Gas Emissions

June 7, 2005

Media Release

New Study Shows Potential Land Disturbance from Northern Gas Development

June 3, 2005

Media Release

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

June 2, 2005

Media Release

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

April 1, 2005

Media Release

Statement from Canadian Environmental Leaders Regarding Canada's Kyoto Plan

March 31, 2005

Media Release

Letter to Prime Minister on Kyoto Protocol implementation

March 28, 2005

Media Release

No Assurance Auto Emissions Deal Adequate for Kyoto, Warn Environmental Groups

March 28, 2005

Media Release

Statement from Canadian Environmental Leaders Regarding the Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA)

March 8, 2005

Media Release

Taxpayers on the Hook for $2.65 Billion Hidden Industry Bailout if Kyoto Targets Weakened

February 14, 2005

Media Release

Industry's Kyoto Targets: Pembina Institute to Testify to House of Commons Committee

January 31, 2005

Media Release

Energy Sector Employees Reduce Personal Greenhouse Gas Emissions

New Study Shows Potential Land Disturbance from Northern Gas Development

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

Highway Expansions Threaten Provincial Progress on Urban Sprawl: Report

Suncor's 4,500 Computers Get a Wind Energy Boost

In Harmony with the Wind: Juno Winner Sarah Harmer Supports Wind Power

Wind Power Makes 'Green' Retailer Even Greener

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

Statement from Canadian Environmental Leaders Regarding Canada's Kyoto Plan

Letter to Prime Minister on Kyoto Protocol implementation

No Assurance Auto Emissions Deal Adequate for Kyoto, Warn Environmental Groups

Statement from Canadian Environmental Leaders Regarding the Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA)

Taxpayers on the Hook for $2.65 Billion Hidden Industry Bailout if Kyoto Targets Weakened

Industry's Kyoto Targets: Pembina Institute to Testify to House of Commons Committee

Government Spending on Canada's Oil and Gas Industry — Undermining Canada's Kyoto Commitment

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

Research & Analysis

Energy Sector Employees Reduce Personal Greenhouse Gas Emissions

New Study Shows Potential Land Disturbance from Northern Gas Development

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

Highway Expansions Threaten Provincial Progress on Urban Sprawl: Report

Suncor's 4,500 Computers Get a Wind Energy Boost

In Harmony with the Wind: Juno Winner Sarah Harmer Supports Wind Power

Wind Power Makes 'Green' Retailer Even Greener

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

Statement from Canadian Environmental Leaders Regarding Canada's Kyoto Plan

Letter to Prime Minister on Kyoto Protocol implementation

No Assurance Auto Emissions Deal Adequate for Kyoto, Warn Environmental Groups

Statement from Canadian Environmental Leaders Regarding the Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA)

Taxpayers on the Hook for $2.65 Billion Hidden Industry Bailout if Kyoto Targets Weakened

Industry's Kyoto Targets: Pembina Institute to Testify to House of Commons Committee

Government Spending on Canada's Oil and Gas Industry &mdash; Undermining Canada's Kyoto Commitment

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

Government Spending on Canada's Oil and Gas Industry — Undermining Canada's Kyoto Commitment