Il reste encore beaucoup à faire pour s’attaquer à la crise mondiale du plastique et nous restons mobilisés et continuons à faire pression en faveur d’une véritable action sur le plastique.
A lot more needs to be done to tackle the global plastic crisis and we are excited to continue working to push for real action on plastic.
Recent news showed Snow Cone, a beloved North Atlantic right whale mother, is now newly entangled in fishing gear for her fifth time from two different sources. Her health is declining rapidly and representatives from the New England Aquarium say that hope for her survival are now all but lost. Snow Cone’s second calf, who she gave birth to and nursed in spite of being entangled so tragically last year, is now missing and presumed to be dead. Her first calf was killed by a boat. Snow Cone has fought incredible odds, like so many of her kind.
Despite urgent appeals from the International Energy Agency, IPCC, and United Nations Secretary General (1,2) to stop all fossil fuel expansion in order to give the world a shot at meeting climate targets, Canada is considering the expansion of high-polluting gas infrastructure.
Il reste encore beaucoup à faire pour poursuivre la lutte contre le plastique. C’est pourquoi nous vous invitons à vous joindre au défi Juillet sans plastique, une série d’activités et d’actions organisées par Sierra Club Canada et le groupe Great Lakes Plastics Pollution Solutions Coalition.
By joining the Plastic Free Challenge, you will be joining others in pushing for solutions to plastic pollution. Whether this is your first time, or you’ve been with us the past couple years, we hope you will join us in going Plastic Free this July!
We are in the midst of a key election for the environment and for the future of Ontario. We are demanding meaningful climate action from you and your parties. We need to see stronger legislation that prioritizes people, the environment and a liveable future.
Au lieu de poursuivre Bay du Nord, nous vous invitons à aider TNL à atteindre une transition verte par le développement régional de l’énergie éolienne et solaire. Vous pouvez travailler en collaboration avec les communautés pour construire des infrastructures d’énergie renouvelable.
Instead of pursuing Bay du Nord, we call upon you to help localize the benefits of a green transition in NL in the form of wind and solar power. You can do this by working collaboratively in communities to build renewable energy infrastructure.
Right now the Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault and the Federal Cabinet are considering a controversial oil and gas development off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. This project is in direct contradiction to global, national, and provincial climate targets
