Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Nestlé Admits Slavery and Coercion Used in Catching its Seafood
CBC News
Global audit by the food giant finds abuse of workers who catch seafood from Thailand. Story here.
What Alberta's New Climate Policy Really Means.
Cam Fenton - 350.org
Friends,
The government of Alberta made a pretty major announcement this week. They rolled out plans for a climate policy that includes a phase out of coal power, a price on carbon, and a cap on tar sands emissions.
This announcement is huge. Some people are even calling it historic. But, like a lot of announcements related to climate change these days, it’s historic, it’s game changing -- and it’s neither of those things all at the same time.
Monday, November 23, 2015
New Report Digs the Dirt on the Corporate Criminals Sponsoring Climate Talks
Common Dreams
Inviting major polluters to pay for the talks compared to 'hiring a fox to guard a hen house.’ Story here.
Rachel Notley Announces Alberta's Climate Change Plan
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley announced today that she is imposing a limit on oil sands emissions and phasing out all coal power usage in her province by 2030 in a major push to curb greenhouse gas emissions. STORY HERE.
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