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Why we're going to the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16)
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From October 21-November 1, 2024, world leaders are going to be gathering in Cali, Colombia for the 16th Conference of Parties of the Convention on Biological Diversity – also known as COP16, or NatureCOP. We are excited to have two West Coast staff lawyers joining them. Keep reading to learn...
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Public Consultation on Canada’s Draft Ocean Noise Strategy: Raise Your Voice for a Quieter Ocean!
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We know Canadians care about the health of the marine environment. Let's advocate for a stronger Ocean Noise Strategy and quieter future for the ocean.
on Oct 5
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The efficiency house of mirrors
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Efforts to streamline regulatory processes are particularly prevalent when it comes to environmental laws. Problems arise when efficiency comes at the expense of environmental protection, or is simply a guise for rubber-stamping applications for potentially harmful resource extraction projects.
on Aug 30
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Program Spotlight: Sue Big Oil
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The Sue Big Oil campaign is a collaboration of British Columbians concerned about the harmful impacts of climate change on BC communities and the skyrocketing costs for local governments and taxpayers. As the campaign enters its third year this summer, we asked Staff Lawyer Andrew Gage about the...
on Aug 8
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This Earth Day is about turning the tide on plastic pollution – act now!
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Governments are meeting in Ottawa to negotiate a global treaty to regulate plastic pollution. Let's urge Canada to take leadership role in ensuring an effective treaty – including a strong cap on global plastic production.
on Apr 20
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Send a letter to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030
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Climate change and biodiversity loss threaten our environment. Help us reverse this trend with an all-of-government solution.
on Mar 2
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Speak up about Canada’s plans to cap oil and gas sector emissions
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On December 7, during the COP28 climate conference in Dubai, Canada’s federal government released its proposed Regulatory Framework for an Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap.
on Dec 15