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Ontario failing on climate change as GHG emissions rise

January 5, 2021 Energi Staff

Rating: High school and post-secondary Summary: Markham interviews Sarah Buchanan, Program Manager, Clean Economy for Environmental Defence, about her organization’s December, 2020 study, Yours to Recover: A Progress Report on Ontario’s Climate Change Actions. The [Read more]

Student Resources

What’s the difference between climate change and global warming?

December 31, 2020 Energi Staff 2

Rating: High school and post-secondary Summary: Markham interviews David Herring, director of communication and education for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the US government. He is a science writer and editor with extensive [Read more]

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Efficiency Canada releases energy efficiency scorecard

November 21, 2019 Energi Staff

Carleton University-based advocacy organization Efficiency Canada, launched the country’s first-ever Provincial Energy Efficiency Scorecard on Wednesday.  The group’s report is accompanied by a regularly-updated policy database. The Canadian scorecard — similar to the state scorecard [Read more]

Canada

AB, ON, NS cut GHG emissions by transforming electricity sector

June 20, 2019 Energi Staff

A report by the Conference Board of Canada shows how three Canadian provinces, Alberta, Ontario and Nova Scotia, have significantly cut their greenhouse gas emissions by transforming their electricity sectors. In its June 2019 Powering [Read more]

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US electric power sector emissions to flatten through 2050

February 11, 2019 Energi Staff

According to the Energy Information Administration, U.S. electric power sector emissions of sulphur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and carbon dioxide (CO2) will remain mostly flat through 2050, assuming no changes to current laws and [Read more]

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Innovation

CarbonCure concrete system can trap CO2 emissions forever

June 15, 2018 Energi Staff

Nova Scotia-based CarbonCure has developed a new system for making concrete that takes captured CO2, injects it into concrete, and once it hardens, the carbon is turned into a mineral. CarbonCure process makes concrete stronger, [Read more]

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Markham on Energy

Podcast: Production or consumption-based accounting for GHGs? It makes a huge difference to Alberta

September 28, 2017 Markham Hislop

Alberta fares much better under a consumption-based GHG emissions accounting system, according to a new study Nations around the world are beginning to implement policies they hope will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including Canada. Should [Read more]

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Markham on Energy

Pope Francis should get over his issues with technology

June 29, 2015 JZadmin

Heeding Pope Francis – and his environmental supporters – would drag the global economy backward A few weeks ago, Pope Francis released his climate change encyclical, in which he inveighed against the evils of the “technocratic [Read more]

In the Spotlight

If you’re voting energy and climate, should you vote Smith or Notley?

by Markham Hislop in Markham on Energy

Notley’s view of energy transition isn’t much more advanced than Smith’s. But she can be persuaded by evidence. Bottom line, that’s the leader Alberta needs over the next 4 years If you follow my energy [Read more]

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