Gas Price Caps ARE Viable, Profiteering by Big Oil, Earth Day & a Bonus Compilation
The Environment in Canada Podcast episode 107 on a new film entitled Emergence Women in the Storm. You can listen to the episode on The Harbinger Media Network, IHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or watch it on our website below:
Earth Day special episode with links to resources on biodiversity and nature, information on the cost of living and price caps on gas, and an update on a recent demonstration (pictured) that saw hundreds of people in Montreal protest against Federal cuts to climate action and services. Find out more:
- Our special Earth Day newsletter edition with Ole and Lynn’s message, resources for Earth Day and more about our team.
- Another special newsletter (with sources and more details) on why gas price caps are viable in Canada and profiteering by big oil and gas (as well as why cutting gas taxes is by contrast not a good idea) here.
- Help support this work on Earth Day.
Photo of the PAS UNE COUPE DE PLUS ! / NO MORE CUTS! rally in Montréal last Saturday which saw hundreds of people protest against Federal and Provincial cuts to the environment and public services as well the Federal Government’s clear support of destructive oil, gas & LNG expansion. Our Sierra Club Canada Quebec Chapter Director Shirley Barnea helped organize and lead the march, leading chants through a megaphone and guiding the crowd.
Episodes in the compilation after the intro on Earth Day and price caps and approximate start time:
- The Trap of Individual Impact, Acting as a Community, & Migration – Voices in NL (8 minutes in).
- Anti-gaz de schiste du N.-B. avec Denise Melanson (44 minutes in).
- Urban Bee Populations and Climate Change (1 hour and 25 minutes in).
- When the Last Glacier Melted, the World Would Catch on Fire (2 hours and 12 minutes in).
- L’environnement, c’est intersectionnel avec Lourdenie Jean (3 hours and 4 minutes in).
- Decolonizing Climate Research with Dr. Enoch Tse (3 hours 38 minutes in).
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