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CO2 emissions and GDP are still a couple

03/26/201607/27/2018 Martin Bush 0 Comments climate change, CO2 emissions, CO2 ppm increasing

The International Energy Agency is right to highlight the fact that energy-related CO2 emissions have flatlined for the last two

Cities muscle up
By Martin Bush
Cities and local government is where action tackling climate change is most effective. Communities are increasing the pressure on municipalities to take stronger action to clean up their act. […]
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SOTU’s glaring omission
By Martin Bush
President Trump's State of the Union address on February 5 was notable for what it omitted. Not a squeak about climate change. He's still the denier-in-chief. […]
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Sleepwalkers and bat brains
By Martin Bush
The latest Global Risks Report from the World Economic Forum puts the impact of the extreme weather caused by climate change on a par with nuclear war. Will this startling assessment finally jolt more governments to take serious measures to tackle global warming? […]
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Mercury rising
By Martin Bush
Recent studies confirm that Arctic region populations have dangerous levels of mercury in their blood. Coal-fired power plants are the main source of this potent neurotoxin. Canada and the US are switching from coal to natural gas, but then are exporting their coal to countries that are much less concerned about mercury emissions from power generation. Airborne mercury travels the globe. It will come back to haunt Canadians who think it's no longer their problem. […]
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US climate assessment is grim
By Martin Bush
The National Climate Assessment just released by the US Global Change Research Program sets out in grim detail the projected negative impacts of global warming on the US environment, economy, and regions. The report contains strong warnings for Canada, especially its northern regions. […]
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