Sep 27, 2024 / Safeguarding Freshwater
People Power Secures a Win for Lake Scugog
In a “good news” turn of events, Scugog’s town council voted against a development project that could have spelled doom for a significant wetland…Read More
Sep 18, 2024 / Climate Change
Carbon Capture Leaks Can Be Deadly
Last week in Illinois, a carbon capture project was found to be leaking. Carbon capture is the process of capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) from…Read More
Sep 12, 2024 / Climate Change
There are no coincidences in climate science
Sometimes you have to work hard to make the connection between events to tell a story, and sometimes the events just connect themselves. The…Read More
Sep 09, 2024 / Climate Change
Rich Kruger: The Nightmare on Oil Street
The impacts of climate change are downright frightening. But the villain behind one of Canada’s biggest tar sands companies can also cause a real…Read More
Sep 05, 2024 / Climate Change
Spring 2024 Fossil Fuel Lobbying Surge: Enbridge’s Intense Efforts Lead the Pack
As the second quarter of business reporting came to a close, the oil and gas industry posted another round of sky-high profits. But that’s…Read More
Sep 04, 2024 / Safeguarding Freshwater
Hands off Lake Scugog: Don’t Let an MZO Destroy a Critical Wetland
Lake Scugog is being threatened by a looming development proposal in Port Perry, on the lake’s western shore. However, there is an opportunity for…Read More
Sep 04, 2024 / Climate Change
Canada keeps handing public money to Big Oil’s favourite greenwashing schemes
A new report released by Oil Change International reveals that governments worldwide have already wasted over $40 billion on carbon capture and hydrogen projects….Read More
Aug 23, 2024
Oil and Influence: Analyzing the Fossil Fuel Industry’s 2023 Lobbying
Have you ever wondered why progress on climate change is so slow despite widespread public support for climate action? How often does the fossil…Read More
Aug 22, 2024 / Safeguarding Freshwater
Five Stunning National and Provincial Parks Along Lake Erie
Lake Erie is a national treasure here in Canada. It is famously known to be the shallowest and warmest of the Great Lakes, making…Read More
Aug 22, 2024 / Climate Change
The Tar Sands are Turning North America’s Most Important Migratory Bird Habitat into a Graveyard
This is a Guest Blog Post by Andrew Jennings Every year, up to 170 million birds migrate or breed in Alberta’s Peace-Athabasca Delta region,…Read More