Infiltrate the System
Where Canada gathers to learn about environmental justice policy, news & calls-to-action
Virtual Panel - Fostering Equity and Justice in International Cooperation
Participate in a webinar from ICN’s 2024 Youth Delegation Program, where young leaders will share their experiences at CSW68 (Commission on the Status of Women). The session will discuss strategies for putting young people at the forefront of social and cultural change on a global scale.
Federal responsibility in Ontario’s highway 413 development
The federal government has tentatively withdrawn their plan of conducting an environmental assessment for the proposed highway 413 expansion in Ontario. Push for development has left environmental wellbeing as a last concern and the final decision made by the court could mean devastating outcomes.
New report on Teck coal mines reveal higher cleanup costs
At an estimated cost of about $6.4 billion dollars for one site, coal mining is harder to recover from environmentally and financially. Billions higher than what the cost was originally projected to be, the report raises concern about how the mining company will move forward.
Canadian Climate Institute Analyzes Canadian Emissions Reductions Policy
This latest report by the Canadian Climate Institute assesses the impact of current emissions reductions policies, in anticipation of 2030 emissions targets, highlighting industrial carbon pricing systems as one of the most effective.
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