Our Latest Report
This yearwas one thatwe’ll never forget. Climate change, loss of biodiversity, and pollution continued to be in the spotlight. This year also shined a light on the social injustices that…
Read MoreOur work is based on research, science, and a strong understanding of the facts. Below you will find our archive of reports, guides and media backgrounders that are available for download. You can find our government submissions here.
Plastic Pollution
About The Report: Plastic pollution is literally piling up around us. Canada only recycles 11 per cent of its plastic waste, letting the rest accumulate in landfills or the environment, and currently has no national waste strategy for dealing with the problem. This report examines the global and national plastic pollution crisis, and outlines how...
Climate change
About The Report: Despite a longstanding promise, Canada is still the largest provider of subsidies to oil and gas production in the G7 per unit of GDP. This briefing note looks to shed some light on the federal subsidies for oil and gas production in Canada. Download The Report Read the Blog Post
Plastic Pollution
About The Report: Backgrounder on why incineration is not the answer to Canada’s plastic pollution problem. Download the report (English) (Adobe Reader is required to read this pdf report. Please ensure you have the latest version.)
Toxics
About The Report: Every day, Canadians are exposed to many chemicals that are linked to adverse health conditions such as cancer, asthma, diabetes and behavioural problems like ADHD. Glyphosate, Canada’s top-selling weed killer and the key ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup, is of particular concern because of its links to cancer. That’s why we tested common...
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About The Report: Canada is poised to realize benefits of almost $9 billion from implementing its regulations to reduce methane emissions from the oil and gas sector. But Alberta’s draft methane regulations won’t measure up without significant improvements. Download The Report Read The Blog Post
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