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  1. 'Prime Minister Carney says Canada cannot afford to meet its climate targets. But what we really cannot afford is to spend tens of billions of taxpayer funds on a new pipeline project during a climate crisis.'

    Submit your comment before September 18:

    wcel.org/blog/submit-your-comm

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  2. 'Prime Minister Carney says Canada cannot afford to meet its climate targets. But what we really cannot afford is to spend tens of billions of taxpayer funds on a new pipeline project during a climate crisis.'

    Submit your comment before September 18:

    wcel.org/blog/submit-your-comm

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  3. 'Prime Minister Carney says Canada cannot afford to meet its climate targets. But what we really cannot afford is to spend tens of billions of taxpayer funds on a new pipeline project during a climate crisis.'

    Submit your comment before September 18:

    wcel.org/blog/submit-your-comm

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  4. 'Prime Minister Carney says Canada cannot afford to meet its climate targets. But what we really cannot afford is to spend tens of billions of taxpayer funds on a new pipeline project during a climate crisis.'

    Submit your comment before September 18:

    wcel.org/blog/submit-your-comm

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  5. 'Prime Minister Carney says Canada cannot afford to meet its climate targets. But what we really cannot afford is to spend tens of billions of taxpayer funds on a new pipeline project during a climate crisis.'

    Submit your comment before September 18:

    wcel.org/blog/submit-your-comm

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  6. 'Canadians are struggling to afford rent and the cost of living, and need more investment in education, transit and health care.'

    "Carney is doing the opposite of that (…). He is selling our public resources without any guaranteed returns and at the same time growing industries that will push the world towards greater war and climate catastrophe."

    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/can

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #TradeWar #CostOfLivingCrisis

  7. 'Canadians are struggling to afford rent and the cost of living, and need more investment in education, transit and health care.'

    "Carney is doing the opposite of that (…). He is selling our public resources without any guaranteed returns and at the same time growing industries that will push the world towards greater war and climate catastrophe."

    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/can

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #TradeWar #CostOfLivingCrisis

  8. 'Canadians are struggling to afford rent and the cost of living, and need more investment in education, transit and health care.'

    "Carney is doing the opposite of that (…). He is selling our public resources without any guaranteed returns and at the same time growing industries that will push the world towards greater war and climate catastrophe."

    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/can

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #TradeWar #CostOfLivingCrisis

  9. 'Canadians are struggling to afford rent and the cost of living, and need more investment in education, transit and health care.'

    "Carney is doing the opposite of that (…). He is selling our public resources without any guaranteed returns and at the same time growing industries that will push the world towards greater war and climate catastrophe."

    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/can

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #TradeWar #CostOfLivingCrisis

  10. 'Canadians are struggling to afford rent and the cost of living, and need more investment in education, transit and health care.'

    "Carney is doing the opposite of that (…). He is selling our public resources without any guaranteed returns and at the same time growing industries that will push the world towards greater war and climate catastrophe."

    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/can

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #TradeWar #CostOfLivingCrisis

  11. David Suzuki: Canadians 'have run out of time to delay the radical and deep cuts in emissions that are needed to avoid climate chaos'.

    'As UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says about the emissions causing climate change: "We are digging our own graves" and "we are in a deep climate hole and to get out, we must first stop digging."'

    thestar.com/opinion/contributo

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #NoPipelines #TradeWar #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #Floods #Drought #Wildfires

  12. David Suzuki: Canadians 'have run out of time to delay the radical and deep cuts in emissions that are needed to avoid climate chaos'.

    'As UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says about the emissions causing climate change: "We are digging our own graves" and "we are in a deep climate hole and to get out, we must first stop digging."'

    thestar.com/opinion/contributo

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #NoPipelines #TradeWar #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #Floods #Drought #Wildfires

  13. David Suzuki: Canadians 'have run out of time to delay the radical and deep cuts in emissions that are needed to avoid climate chaos'.

    'As UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says about the emissions causing climate change: "We are digging our own graves" and "we are in a deep climate hole and to get out, we must first stop digging."'

    thestar.com/opinion/contributo

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #NoPipelines #TradeWar #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #Floods #Drought #Wildfires

  14. David Suzuki: Canadians 'have run out of time to delay the radical and deep cuts in emissions that are needed to avoid climate chaos'.

    'As UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says about the emissions causing climate change: "We are digging our own graves" and "we are in a deep climate hole and to get out, we must first stop digging."'

    thestar.com/opinion/contributo

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #NoPipelines #TradeWar #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #Floods #Drought #Wildfires

  15. David Suzuki: Canadians 'have run out of time to delay the radical and deep cuts in emissions that are needed to avoid climate chaos'.

    'As UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says about the emissions causing climate change: "We are digging our own graves" and "we are in a deep climate hole and to get out, we must first stop digging."'

    thestar.com/opinion/contributo

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #NoPipelines #TradeWar #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #Floods #Drought #Wildfires

  16. “A lot of the things (Carney) has done is to give himself and his cabinet sweeping powers and avoid public oversight,” she told the Star. “His whole major project agenda is ‘How can I keep American investors happy’ — because the largest contingent of people at this investment summit (in Toronto), 33 of the companies are American — so it’s still about keeping American investors happy while gutting environmental safeguards here.”

    thestar.com/politics/political

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  17. “A lot of the things (Carney) has done is to give himself and his cabinet sweeping powers and avoid public oversight,” she told the Star. “His whole major project agenda is ‘How can I keep American investors happy’ — because the largest contingent of people at this investment summit (in Toronto), 33 of the companies are American — so it’s still about keeping American investors happy while gutting environmental safeguards here.”

    thestar.com/politics/political

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  18. “A lot of the things (Carney) has done is to give himself and his cabinet sweeping powers and avoid public oversight,” she told the Star. “His whole major project agenda is ‘How can I keep American investors happy’ — because the largest contingent of people at this investment summit (in Toronto), 33 of the companies are American — so it’s still about keeping American investors happy while gutting environmental safeguards here.”

    thestar.com/politics/political

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  19. “A lot of the things (Carney) has done is to give himself and his cabinet sweeping powers and avoid public oversight,” she told the Star. “His whole major project agenda is ‘How can I keep American investors happy’ — because the largest contingent of people at this investment summit (in Toronto), 33 of the companies are American — so it’s still about keeping American investors happy while gutting environmental safeguards here.”

    thestar.com/politics/political

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  20. “A lot of the things (Carney) has done is to give himself and his cabinet sweeping powers and avoid public oversight,” she told the Star. “His whole major project agenda is ‘How can I keep American investors happy’ — because the largest contingent of people at this investment summit (in Toronto), 33 of the companies are American — so it’s still about keeping American investors happy while gutting environmental safeguards here.”

    thestar.com/politics/political

    #Canada #CDNPoli #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines

  21. 'The Japanese capital's high-rise business districts are often described as "concrete jungles" because of their stark urban landscape, and have increasingly been cited as a contributor to the heat island effect. In recent years, however, more greenery has begun appearing in the Otemachi area close to Tokyo Station, creating pockets of cooler air.'

    'On a day when the ground surface beside the intersection reached 47.3 C, producing intense reflected heat, the surface temperature inside the forested area was 31.9 C, while that of the nearby sidewalk was 32.2 C.'

    mainichi.jp/english/articles/2

    #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #Tokyo #Japan #Reforestation #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #HeatIsland

  22. 'The Japanese capital's high-rise business districts are often described as "concrete jungles" because of their stark urban landscape, and have increasingly been cited as a contributor to the heat island effect. In recent years, however, more greenery has begun appearing in the Otemachi area close to Tokyo Station, creating pockets of cooler air.'

    'On a day when the ground surface beside the intersection reached 47.3 C, producing intense reflected heat, the surface temperature inside the forested area was 31.9 C, while that of the nearby sidewalk was 32.2 C.'

    mainichi.jp/english/articles/2

    #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #Tokyo #Japan #Reforestation #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #HeatIsland

  23. 'The Japanese capital's high-rise business districts are often described as "concrete jungles" because of their stark urban landscape, and have increasingly been cited as a contributor to the heat island effect. In recent years, however, more greenery has begun appearing in the Otemachi area close to Tokyo Station, creating pockets of cooler air.'

    'On a day when the ground surface beside the intersection reached 47.3 C, producing intense reflected heat, the surface temperature inside the forested area was 31.9 C, while that of the nearby sidewalk was 32.2 C.'

    mainichi.jp/english/articles/2

    #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #Tokyo #Japan #Reforestation #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #HeatIsland

  24. 'The Japanese capital's high-rise business districts are often described as "concrete jungles" because of their stark urban landscape, and have increasingly been cited as a contributor to the heat island effect. In recent years, however, more greenery has begun appearing in the Otemachi area close to Tokyo Station, creating pockets of cooler air.'

    'On a day when the ground surface beside the intersection reached 47.3 C, producing intense reflected heat, the surface temperature inside the forested area was 31.9 C, while that of the nearby sidewalk was 32.2 C.'

    mainichi.jp/english/articles/2

    #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #Tokyo #Japan #Reforestation #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #HeatIsland

  25. 'The Japanese capital's high-rise business districts are often described as "concrete jungles" because of their stark urban landscape, and have increasingly been cited as a contributor to the heat island effect. In recent years, however, more greenery has begun appearing in the Otemachi area close to Tokyo Station, creating pockets of cooler air.'

    'On a day when the ground surface beside the intersection reached 47.3 C, producing intense reflected heat, the surface temperature inside the forested area was 31.9 C, while that of the nearby sidewalk was 32.2 C.'

    mainichi.jp/english/articles/2

    #ClimateCrisis #NoPipelines #Tokyo #Japan #Reforestation #ExtremeWeather #Heatwave #HeatIsland