How many ways has Doug Ford’s government reshaped Ontario’s environmental landscape over the past four years? We’ve counted 32. 👇 https://t.co/vRu1T6XQzE #onpoli#ONelxn
Toronto City Council approves strategy to reduce emissions from existing buildings to net zero by 2050, updates Toronto Green Standard https://t.co/z5DrM3n8Kq via @cityoftoronto
Dutch court orders Royal Dutch Shell to cut 2019 carbon emission levels by 45% by 2030. Landmark case was brought by coalition of climate activist groups on behalf of 17,000 Dutch citizens who say Shell's operations threaten human rights; Shell has the right to appeal.
It’s easy to see why infrastructure spending would cut emissions, while creating jobs. Carbon taxes seem to do the same, writes columnist @GernotWagner https://t.co/Lfsd4Qbiml via @business
Current measures "violate the freedoms of the complainants, some of whom are still very young" because unacceptably delay action needed to reach Paris targets until after 2030.
https://t.co/cTroSk36ug
Canada's latest GHG Inventory is out. Total GHGs in 2019 are 730 MT, up 2 MT from 2018 and 7 MT since Liberals took office in 2015. The largest (and growing) sources are:
1. Extracting and refining oil and gas.
2. Burning oil and gas in our vehicles.
https://t.co/Q89LwI50LK
The federal government has tabled Bill C-28 that would amend the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA) to, amongst other changes, include a right to a healthy environment and improve the regulation of toxic substances.
https://t.co/iR4VfQAuU5
Another huge climate victory today - the Ontario Divisional Court just dismissed Ontario's attempt to stop our youth-led lawsuit against the Ontario government for failing to take meaningful action on climate change!
#GenClimateAction
https://t.co/iRSh5Y2IoM
Reference re Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act - The Supreme Court of Canada rules the federal carbon pricing law is constitutional: https://t.co/EdlMTUmwmC #Constitution#GHG