Résultats pour le hashtag #environment-2
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Marcelle Marion posted an update posté il y a 2 mois
#environment-2 The gutting of environmental protection through legislation eg Fisheries and Navigable Waters and one can argue the Species at Risk and diversity has more than anything in the past convinced me that the environment needs to be constitutionally protected preventing future governments from capricious legislative changes that…[En afficher davantage]
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Gary Chynne posted an update posté il y a 3 mois 1 semaine
#environment-2 SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT. GROW HEMP.YES LEGALIZE MARIJAUANA AND GROW HEMP.
HEMP IS THE BEST PER ACRE FIBRE IN THE WORLD.WE WILL SAVE MILLIONS OF BARRELS OF OIL WE NEED FOR LUBRICATION.WE WILL SAVE MUCH CLEAR CUTTING .YES SAVE THE FORESTS.THE LUNGS OF THE WORLD.SAVE THE ENVIROMENT GROW HEMP FOR CLOTHS,OIL,PAPER ECT..GEORGE SOROS THE…[En afficher davantage] -
Michael Smith posted an update posté il y a 4 mois
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Here is a presentation by Jeffry Sachs who is the Director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and Special Advisor to United Nations. The presentation is at the 6th Annual World Future Energy Summit at Dubai Natural Gas is Absolutely Not Clean Enough.
It takes 10 minutes.What bothers me is this is a very important…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty Duncan posted an update posté il y a 4 mois
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Good morning all from a snowy Toronto,
Here is a new article I wrote on climate change which was published in the Hill Times two days ago should you be interested:Sending good wishes,
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Kirsty:
An excellent article ! Good job !I hope the leadership candidates are aware of your views. I find in general they think the caring for the environment is keeping our lakes and streams clean. There is very little mention of our atmosphere and reducing our carbon PPM.
Martha Hall Finlay is pushing for sustainable oil sands development. I…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty: You make compelling arguments in your well considered article. Why would anyone be surprised that the HarperCons are watching the hole and not the donut? For example: The tar sands are a natural spill that pollutes irrespective of development, hence, it would be environmentally diligent to clean it up. The entrepreneurial spirit overcame…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty Duncan posted an update posté il y a 4 mois
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Dear Michael, Ken, and Lloyd,
Hello, and thank you as always for your contributions.
I am glad you received some answers during the debate.
Lloyd, you asked what concerned citizens can do–I have a number of climate change and environment petitions you could get signatures for–if you call my office at 613 995 4702, Diana can send…[En afficher davantage]-
As I mentioned before, Deborah Coyne is the most knowledgeable candidate on Global Warming. So she gets my vote.
Now in the Vancouver debate, most candidates got on the “sustainable development” bandwagon but you could tell they had no idea what they were talking about.
One candidate was talking about mining the tar sands in a “more…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty: Thank you for the advice. I shall take it.
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Dear Lloyd,
Do let me know how I can be of service!
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Kirsty: You seem to be well on the way to serving effectively: I envision that you will share how you are defending our environment and I shall shall share with you my knowledge and skills such as they are to help you. Who knows, we may get a coordinated and hence, effective action if others join in. Thank you for your efforts and best wishes ….
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Kirsty Duncan posted an update posté il y a 4 mois
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Hello, warm wishes, and HAPPY NEW YEAR one and all!
I sincerely hope that you had a beautiful holiday, and wish you health, happiness, and success for the coming year.
I owe you all an apology, as my contributions dropped off considerably as the Parliamentary term came to a close.
My New Year’s resolution is to do a better job of…[En afficher davantage]-
Kirsty:
I will go through your articles later today.
But the people who should be reading your material are the leadership candidates.
Deborah Coyne mentions a “carbon tax” as number 12 of 23 priorities.
Martha Hall Finlay just added a “price on carbon” to her platform probably in response to Stephane Dion’s presentation at Montreal. I…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty, i’m pretty sure you are on side for a price on carbon probably in the form of a carbon tax, but why is your buddy Justin dragging his heels on this so much? Or is this just politics? I can’t say i’m an admirer of his reticence on the issue. If he has another way of bringing down emissions he sure isn’t saying it anywhere i’m looking.…[En afficher davantage]
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Well i guess he answered that quetion in the debate. At least he is for a price on carbon of some kind
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Ms. Duncan: Thank you for your report. A quality document and most helpful references , notwithstanding, we are disappointed yet again with this government’s incredible profit priorities at the expense of life, health and our future. To add insult to injury, the lack of FN consultation of environmental structures and functions and introduction…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty:
I wanted to comment on your article “Climate change is speeding up — we’ve got work to do“.I think its insufficient to study how the FNs and other can adapt to the melting of the tundra etc.
According to my understanding of the science we have about 3 years left to start making significant reductions of our carbon emissions or we will…[En afficher davantage]
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Sorry Michael,
I am answering between constituency appointments–so I apologise for this being short.
Thank you for your comemnts and your interest-please understand there are eight articles on climate change alone-many discuss what is needed at the broader level. The Arctic piece focused on strictly Arctic issues, and the need for the Environment…[En afficher davantage]
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Ahmad Khablawi posted an update posté il y a 5 mois 1 semaine
#environment-2 I think we all got a part to make our environment to make Canada the best environment we all have duty to make our environment better each day
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John Langenecker posted an update posté il y a 5 mois 3 semaines
#environment-2 This I am embarrassed about. The UN environment policies are more developed than the Canadian Government offices.
http://unfccc.int/secretariat/environmental_responsibilities/items/3539.php
I find it very hard to overlook the tabling of huge piles of documents in the House of Commons. It is by leaders examples that we all can…[En afficher davantage]
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Bill Chadwick posted an update posté il y a 7 mois
#environment-2 Last week Dr Kirsty Duncan told our environmental Town Hall that 7,000 scientists have been laid off by Harper. Where is the outrage? Kirsty mentioned petitions. How do I find them?
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It is not just envornmental sciwntists who are suffering. It is a Government ruled by ideoloogy and will not tolerate anything that might contradict its ideology. Hence the Science policy is managed by Goodyear—a very, very much non-scientist. The future LPC must make it very clear that it will listen to science and stop and reverse the current…[En afficher davantage]
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LPC sponsored petitions can be found at: http://petition.liberal.ca/
You might be interested in:
Harper is ending environmental protection
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Don’t shut down the Experimental Lakes Area
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Don’t let Conservatives cut Canadian ozone research
Not sure which of these are still active…
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Robert Halter posted an update posté il y a 7 mois 1 semaine
#environment-2 http://youtu.be/dNN7h2teaCA
This is for everyone who have said Liberals don’t have a position on the Northern Gateway pipeline……..I do and this is mine.
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Kirsty Duncan posted an update posté il y a 7 mois 4 semaines
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Hello all.
A quick note before I go to the House.
I thought you might be interested in the most recent piece I wrote for IPOLITICS concerning the government`s failings on climate change and ozone depletion, please…[En afficher davantage]-
Kirsty: That’s a great post in IPOLITICS. You mentioned that scientists are unsure about the effects of ice depletion. But I think most scientists are agreed about the Albedo effect whereby ice reflects the sun and water absorbs it. So the likely effect is more warming and more melting. The only question is whether we have hit the turning point…[En afficher davantage]
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I think we all know that The Harperites view environmental protection as an added cost rather than necessary for the preservation of our lands, water and air for future generations – so there is no ‘must’ about what they should be doing in their eyes.
We also know that Canadians pay lip service to the environment while judging the government’s…[En afficher davantage]
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Not likely that the average person is going to react until it hurts. The other trouble is that the average tax payer is the one everyone wants to penalize for pollution, via carbon tax etc, but it is the bottom line of the producers that need to be punished before they clean up their act and the resulting costs start being reflected in the end…[En afficher davantage]
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Donald: There is no way of penalizing the producers without penalizing the consumers.
If we tax at the well head, they pass the costs on to the consumers anyway.
The problem with taxing at the well head is the government must submit to $millions in litigation while the oil companies fight over the amount of carbon in their bitumen.
If we tax at…[En afficher davantage]-
Michael, in a way I agree with you, but I also just feel that we have to find a way of controlling the oil companies, at the well head sort of, because they have too much power, and a carbon tax at the pump would take many decades to move to alternative choices, notwithstanding that our current politics might just give the added carbon tax back to…[En afficher davantage]
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Donald: I think the carbon tax would have to be introduced with a great deal of fanfare so people would respond more quickly to the intent of the carbon tax. In fact the fanfare may be more important than the tax itself.
The fanfare would outline how the carbon tax was intended to get us to a) conserve energy by driving a more efficient car…[En afficher davantage]
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Carbon tax may be fine if the tax collected can be well defined as to projects it will sponsor, including education, clean cars, and energy efficient buildings. There would have to be a serious tracking of the tax and where it is spent.
Electric cars in of themselves are great, but the electricity has to be produced. Even now people are taking…[En afficher davantage]
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Donald: I may not agree with you on your finer points but I agree with you on the larger point about getting the Liberal Party on board. We have Kirsty Duncan on board but the top people do not really grasp this topic. People like Justin Trudeau are unlikely to ever grasp it.
It will be interesting to see if this ever comes up at the leadership…[En afficher davantage]
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Interesting indeed, we will see if we have a truly new party, or same old.
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The situation will continue to get worse until we elect a government that understands that (1) resource development can be achieved in a way that is both environmentally and socially responsible and (2) that good environmental science cannot be turned on and off like a tap but needs to be continuously supported over the long-term in order to…[En afficher davantage]
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Harper has his head in he sand when it comes to climate change and is unlikely to alter his beliefs. Our clurrent political system almost guarantees his re-electiion. It is time for non-conservatives to put aside their egos and work together to defeat Harper at the next election. Either forma single left-of-centre partiy or run a single…[En afficher davantage]
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Gordon: The youth loo at the bird in the hand. Harper offered them day care through the mail and they took it even though the environment would take a hit.
We have to offer benefits today while caring for the environment if we want the voters to get on board.
We also have to accept that mining normally wrecks the environment, there is no nice way…[En afficher davantage]
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Hi Kirsty
I have been seeing a great deal of information being posted on the internet regarding research work that’s taking place in Alaska at a facility called HAARP. Because there is so much information from various sources and some very alarming interviews by people who seem to know what they are talking about, I am making a request for you…[En afficher davantage]
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I think Dr Garneau had something to say about that here fairly recently. Good luck with asking Kirsty to bring it up in the house, when we can’t even get the govt to schedule any debate over our investment deal with China.
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Hey Ken nice to see you still pretty active on here.
I just wanted to let you know the reason I am asking Kirsty regarding HARRP is because she recently attended a gathering of people involved in the science of induced weather manipulation. I thought she may be a bit more in tune than Marc regarding HARRP as a result.
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Did she have anything to say yet?
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still waiting lol
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Dear Robert,
Hello and warm wishes.
I apologise for the delay, as it has been a very busy week.
I am afraid that I have attended no such meeting. I do do disaster risk reduction–but that is about preparedness, response, and recovery, and does not involve weather manipulation. I will post my OP questions on DRR at the bottom of this post for…[En afficher davantage]
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Sorry for the mis perception of the seminar you recently attended Kirsty. I had really understood that it had to do with curtailing disasters caused by weather systems and what not. Which no that you explain things in detail, I now realize the misconception I had of your work.
Thanks for your post its very very informative as to what kind of…[En afficher davantage]
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In regards to HAARP. I am concerned some of the cuts and the discontinuing of certain scientific projects and or facilities may be related. Because of some of the information some of these programs provide us with. According to Dr Nick Begich the less monitoring of our atmosphere and related data collection, the less we know about why and what is…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty, a very informative article, thank you. Has the LPC a new policy to address this issue that we can campaign on, aside from simply criticizing the CPC, which of course is also needed? I would like to see criticisms followed by the “LPC would do this differently…..” and how.
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Chevrolet has introduced the “Volt” which can go about 60 miles on a charge. So if you are a commuter who goes nowhere on weekends, you can run the car on about $2 worth of electricity per month.
But if you occasionally want to make long trips, you have to be able to use gas, so you end up with a hybrid if you want to serve a reasonable…[En afficher davantage] -
John: We have 2 rail way lines across Canada already but the market still often prefers trucks.
I think we should see why many businesses use trucks instead of rail and get the rains eeting that need.
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The reason why industry prefers trucks, in four words: just in time delivery. Rail is suited to transporting large amounts of goods across vast distances, but to make it work for industry, the factory needs to be set up on a branch line. Then to make it worth the cost, they need to order sufficient quantities of parts/merchandise which takes up…[En afficher davantage]
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Hugh: Yes, its true that our trains today cannot compete with trucks because freight cars have to be shunted into an proper configuration, then the train drops off freight cars and picks up new ones with this shunting operation as it moves across Canada.
Now wouldn’t it be nice if trains had freight cars with independent power such that the…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty Duncan posted an update posté il y a 8 mois
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Good Saturday morning everyone.
Michael, I am glad you found the articles on climate change–if any of you are interested, you can google my name and IPOLITICS, and see what I write concerning the environment.
Michael, thank you for your profound concern re climate change; I share this deep concern, as this is the most pressing…[En afficher davantage]-
Hi Kristy: I truly am glad to read that you are active in informing people regarding the seriousness of this issue. The lake that I live on is classified as tidal water so I am especially worried about the threat of rising ocean levels.
I believe that the town of Truro, Nova Scotia is exceptionally vulnerable because the Bay of Fundy has a…[En afficher davantage]
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Hi Kirsty – It was great meeting you Friday night at the Red Tie Gala – loved your talk – please keep it up – we need to let Canadians know that it is in their power to do the things needed to help slow down global climate change. Ray
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Ray, Kristy, after I came back to Nova Scotia from Ecuador I went through a process where I looked and looked and researched all of the major political parties. Although my dad and mom and grandfather and older brother always wanted to vote Liberal if given even a half reasonable reason to do so…..still I had to look around before picking a…[En afficher davantage]
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Hi Kristy: I think we need to deal with the ever increasing population on our planet. No one is talking about curbing population increase which is the lead cause of climate change as far as I am concerned. I know the topic is not very unpopular, but that is reality.
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I admit that I may well be guilty of political and intellectual cowardice but I am convinced the such a paradigm shift in green technology is theoretically possible that this earth could fairly easily accommodate double its 7 billion population IF PEOPLE and industry WERE GIVEN truly green technology to work with????!!!!
I have to admit that I…[En afficher davantage]
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Dennis & Kristy:
Dennis I may not fully comprehend what you are talking about fuel cell technology which presumably will help use less resources.
I for one attiibute cancer with over population as we try to cope with producing food that is cheap but in depleted soil. Soil for instance that lacks in selenium concentrations inour daily bread as an…[En afficher davantage]
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Great article Keshav. I had never previously read about the link between high blood pressure and our resistance to insulin!
Dr. Mercola:
“High blood pressure is typically related to your body developing resistance to insulin. As your insulin level rises, your blood pressure rises. Most physicians – even cardiologists – do not understand the…[En afficher davantage]-
Wow, I had always thought that fructose was a better sugar than glucose, because I assumed that fructose was made from fruit!!!!
“According to Dr. Johnson, there is one major factor linking ALL of the health problems listed above: high dietary fructose. While sugar (sucrose) is a major source of fructose, it may not be quite as bad as high…[En afficher davantage]
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Dennis: I have thought of living out my remaining years in Vilacamba. It is a nice area, but as you can see as more of people go there and settle eventually the soil is likely to get exhausted due to agriculture. There is no renewal of minerals in the soil once depleted. That is what has happened in north Aemrica, in additon to use of fertilizers…[En afficher davantage]
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Creating and transporting the hydrogen necessary to fuel 50% of today’s vehicles would create more greenhouse gases than those vehicles do today. In addition, ships and aircraft cannot use hydrogen.
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Follow this article back through the links and you may find yourself having much more hope for the future of hydrogen as an alternative to oil.
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Keshav – thank you for having the courage to raise this – the problem lies with the major organized religions which continue to promote population growth. How does one change what comes out of the mouths of the religious leaders – who are supposed to represent the moral high ground?
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Seeing as Canadian population growth is a product of immigration not the birth rate (which is approx. 1.7 children per female) in Canada, I would argue that Canada is already contributing towards reducing global population growth. Two projection scenarios proposed by the UN regarding global population growth even suggest that global population…[En afficher davantage]
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Jonathan: Yes, immigration to Canada is hardly a neglible speck in the international growth of population. But I do see growth all around me. Cities grow with time and pave over agricultural land. Look at north of Steeles Ave in Toronto. When I came to Canada it was prime agricultural land. Now it is paved over with wall to wall housing. We lost…[En afficher davantage]
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The comments
about over-population being our main problem is right on the mark. All other solutions are band-aids compared to the urgent need to reduce our population. Fewer people means fewer resources consumed, fewer toxic emissions, lower impact on agricultural land….One could go on. Unfortunately. none of the major religions have…[En afficher davantage] -
Right on, one can connect almost all of our health, economic, and social problems with population growth. I have noted in many of my postings that I consider the need for growth as a key fallacy issue with our political system, and as long as we accept immigration from countries who have religious ideals that promote growth we are contributing to…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty Duncan posted an update posté il y a 7 mois 3 semaines
#environment-2
Hello all,
Finally back to TO.
Thank you for your postings, and I am glad you liked the piece.
There is a war on science–cut the scientists,cut the monitoring, muzzle the scientists.
We have lost PEARL this year, and may lose Kluane and ELA in the future; why would a government cut important research stations? ELA requires just…[En afficher davantage]-
Fascist governments try to silence the scientists and the artists; anyone concerned enough to stand up for truth or justice really. Like a member commented about environmental legislation being viewed only as unnecessary cost of doing business, things like accuracy of information or the wants and needs of the common person have no utility to the…[En afficher davantage]
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Sang Riel posted an update posté il y a 7 mois 3 semaines
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this just in…http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/Antartica-ice-global-warming/2012/09/30/id/458115
Apparently there are climactic trends where there are periods of melting AND freezing…I think we should ALL concentrate on forms of pollution that threaten our water supplies and our immediate health..Seems to me climate change is a…[En afficher davantage]-
I agree Sang. When I was a child (many many years ago) we learned all about “pollution” in school. I saw TV spots from the US with an “Indian” chief standing at the side of a littered road, crying (anyone remember those?). We could see the “smog” building up in our skies. We could see the garbage floating in our lakes and rivers.
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Kirsty Duncan posted an update posté il y a 8 mois
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Hello all,
Inspiring to see such engaged people!
Dennis, sorry having difficulty posting by your comment.
Arctic sea ice keeps the polar regions cool and helps moderate global climate.
As sea ice melts in the summer, it exposes the dark ocean surface. Instead of reflecting most of the sunlight, the ocean absorbs 90 percent of the…[En afficher davantage]-
So, humans need to adjust to the potential of more habitable land to the north? On the other hand there will be masses of floods, changing the shapes of our continents.
On the whole, Canadians above the 49th parallel may be in a fairly stable region (re:safety)?
The global repercussions are beyond the imagination of regular folks like us! (And…[En afficher davantage]-
Hi Catharine: You are right Canada’s climate may benefit in some ways from Global Warming but the big issue is Extreme Weather which already a problem with record flooding in Manitoba and British Columbia; and very dry weather in Ontario.
But overall the Liberal Party has been pretty luke warm on the subject of Global Warming. I don’t think…[En afficher davantage]
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Michael Smith posted an update posté il y a 7 mois 4 semaines
#environment-2
Here is an opportunity for us to show our concern about subsidies for the oil companies. Currently we are giving $1.4 Billion to the oil companies when we are laying off thousands of government employees. If you would like to add your support for eliminating oil company subsidies, please click here…[En afficher davantage]-
voted already
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Kirsty Duncan posted an update posté il y a 8 mois
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Hello and warm wishes everyone.
I hope that you have had a beautiful Sunday.
I want to thank everyone for their time and effort they put in in contributing to the discussion–your ideas are appreciated and heard.
Because I am having difficulty posting (my computer is sometimes challenging), please forgive a summary response.
Ray, I…[En afficher davantage]-
Kirsty,
Being our environmental expert, I value your thoughts on the following proposal derived largely from the following article:
The Climate Threat We Can Beat
What It Is and How to Deal With It
By David G. Victor, Charles F. Kennel, Veerabhadran Ramanathan
Foreign Affairs May/June 2012The following quote outlines the articles general…[En afficher davantage]
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Kirsty Duncan posted an update posté il y a 8 mois 2 semaines
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Hello everyone, and I so hope you have had a wonderful summer!
It is a week before we go back to the House, and I am interested in what is top of mind for you. Is it big questions about energy and the environment? Protecting our oceans? Prioritizing clean water? Cleaning up the air? Restoring our ecosystems? Ensuring environmental…[En afficher davantage]-
What most interests me is how we can turn environmental issues into economic opportunities. For instance, what we could be doing to strengthen the good work the LPO has been doing to create a clean energy industry in Ontario. Critics complain we’re subsidizing our power and selling the excess at a loss, but that means that unlike in 2003 when we…[En afficher davantage]
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A quick addendum. Critics of any environmental action on our part (i.e. participation in Kyoto targets) quickly point out that even if we reduced our emmissions, it means nothing as the US continues to consume oil, and China and India start consuming ever more themselves. That is why any environmental policy we promote needs to some how be…[En afficher davantage]
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Dear Hugh,
Yes, recognising the economic opportunities absolutely needs to be talked about more–for example, the economic opportunities of climate change.
I have mentioned this before–Canada missed a real opportunity with the economic stimulus–we invested $3 B in green infrastructure vs the US’s investment of $112 B and China’s $221 B. Who…[En afficher davantage] -
Hugh: I totally agree with you.
Ontario has gone down the solar path with enormous FITs not found anywhere else in the world.
I know that nuclear is not popular but to me it is the least of evils. The Liberals lost Rural Ontario in the last election because they don’t like driving past wind mills.
I think we should also be looking at using…[En afficher davantage]
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For me it has to be about the changes around environmental reviews, and how an earth provinces are supposed to take on the role that the federal govt used to in cases where the responsibility crossed over provincial boundaries or involved federally regulated waterways – as in NG. If i remember correctly the feds are still supposed to conduct…[En afficher davantage]
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I am extremely worried about the fact that the ice on Greenland seems to be reflecting much less solar heat back out into space than it usually does!
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Thanks Kirsty, I have added your articles to our Riding Microsite, in the ”Be Informed” series under the Issues menu item: http://lkm.liberal.ca/issues/informed-environment/
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Amanda Bickle posted an update posté il y a 8 mois 2 semaines
#environment-2 Canada could sustain a large part of society using hemp for #renewal energy #environment #economy….. http://www.hemptrade.ca/research_response.php?one=6&two=
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Thanks for the post Amanda. For me and what I’m trying to promote some discussion on here about. It’s very helpful
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Amanda: Yes, your links show a lot a good uses for hemp but probably the greatest contribution it could make toward a sustainable environment would be as a bio fuel. The wikipedia link you provided does not suggest it is better than other alternatives like corn.
Is there an issue here about making hemp legal?
Is there something blocking the use…[En afficher davantage]-
Yesterday a friend sent me a link into an excellent article on how hemp oil may even prove to be the preventative or even partial answer to cancer and some other diseases as well.
phoenixtears.ca/what-it-does-and-how-it-works/
“Batya Stark has provided me with what I think is all the missing pieces to the puzzle.
She has sent me a great deal…[En afficher davantage]-
OK, I have just checked with the Health Canada web site http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hc-ps/substancontrol/hemp-chanvre/about-apropos/faq/index-eng.php #a5 and it is perfectly legal to grow industrial help. Permits are required but the process does not appear onerous.
So what is the issue here for the Liberal Party?
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Douglas McDonald posted an update posté il y a 11 mois 3 semaines
#environment-2 Why do we link environmental issues only to energy? Environmental sustainability involves so much more, fresh water, healthy air, oceans, forests etc. We do a dis-service to Canadians and the world when our environmental positions are linked only to energy
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Dear Douglas,
Absolutely!
Here are just two motions I have on the Order Paper that deal with the broad environment.
Thank you for your important post,
KirstyM-322 — February 15, 2012 — Ms. Duncan (Etobicoke North) — That, in the opinion of the House, the government should: (a) renew its commitment to the environment and sustainable…[En afficher davantage]
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Douglas:
Yes, all issues are important. But if we let our ice caps melt and keep pumping carbon into the atmosphere at the rate of 80 Million tons per day, we will have unstoppable Global Warming in about 4 years. This could wipe out most of mankind in the next 200 years.The problem with Global Warming, is we have a dead line. If we screw…[En afficher davantage]
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