Earth Day Climate Panel: How do federal party policies compare?

Earth Day Climate Panel: How do federal party policies compare?

This year, Earth Day falls at the tail end of an election cycle where climate change has not been a priority. For more on where climate change stands in this election and on where the federal Green Party and NDP stand in all this, we have convened our climate panel for a special Earth Day discussion.

Earth Day: The Green agenda — What you need to know

Climate activists warn of catastrophe at every turn. But for many in the federal government, it’s not about carbon—it’s about control. As the noise rises, so does something else: climate anxiety. A growing number of people, especially the young, are overwhelmed by fear, not facts.

Climate Institute's panel discusses graduation amid the climate crisis

"Graduating in the Era of the Climate Crisis," was hosted on the evening of Tuesday, April 22, by GU's Climate Institute.

NYers Split on Energy Policy, But Climate Concerns Remain High - Long Island Life & Politics

By Cooper Smith As Earth Day came and went, New Yorkers remain sharply divided on whether the state should prioritize reducing fossil fuel use or focus on keeping energy costs down, according to a Siena [...] The post NYers Split on Energy Policy, But Climate Concerns Remain High appeared first on Long Island Life & Politics.

The day after Earth Day, the outgoing Member of Parliament for Drummond and Bloc Québécois candidate, Martin Champoux, insurges against the low place given to the environment in this election campaign.

Advocates call for federal leaders to take action on climate change on Earth Day

Today is Earth Day, and with the federal election now less than a week away, advocates are calling for action on climate change. The Deputy Mayor of St. John’s says protecting Canada’s economic sovereignty, and protecting the climate go hand-in-hand. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.