Climate Change

14/11/18
Author: 
Allison Hanes
More than 50,000 marched in Montreal on Saturday in one of several climate-change demonstrations organized in Quebec by the Planet Goes to Parliament / Planète s'invite au parlement. DAVE SIDAWAY / MONTREAL GAZETTE

Sign the pact. March in the streets. Make your voice heard. A grassroots initiative has led to a groundswell of support

Updated: November 12, 2018

14/11/18
Author: 
Carol Dansereau
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Let me tell you about why I woke up crying today. It has to do with just how close we are to full-blown climate disaster. I was thinking about children who are already experiencing the horrible consequences of global warming, and I was thinking about particular children I love and what’s in store for them. Most of all, I was thinking about the unthinkable: that we are on the verge of ensuring that most, if not all, life on Earth will be snuffed out.

13/11/18
Author: 
Marc Bonhomme

Click here to view 83 photos of the 50,000 people who rallied against climate change in Montreal on Nov. 10, 2018

11/11/18
Author: 
Thomas Fuller and Lance Booth
California in flames CreditDavid Mcnew/Getty Images
11/11/18
Author: 
Annabelle Olivier
Thousands gathered in Montreal to demand the government take action to tackle climate issues. Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018.

Thousands gathered in Montreal to demand the government take action to tackle climate issues. Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018.

Quebec celebrities, politicians and citizens joined forces in Montreal Saturday afternoon by the thousands, taking part in a march to draw attention to climate issues.

11/11/18
Author: 
George Monbiot
 David Attenborough filming the BBC series Africa in the Suguta Valley, northern Kenya. Photograph: David Chancellor/BBC

By downplaying our environmental crisis, the presenter’s BBC films have generated complacency, confusion and ignorance

09/11/18
Author: 
Federal Green Party of Canada

 Nov 8, 2018

Watch press conference with Elizabeth May here .

09/11/18
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Insurance Journal 
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November 8, 2018
 
October was a deadly and costly month due to natural catastrophes, with the the U.S. and Europe being hit particularly hard, according to Aon’s Impact Forecasting.

Total U.S. economic losses from October’s Hurricane Michael – including physical damage and net loss business interruption – was forecast to exceed $15 billion, with public and private insurers likely to incur payouts of at least $8 billion.

09/11/18
Author: 
Timonthy Cama
Protest against Keystone XL pipeline

A federal judge blocked the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline Thursday, saying the Trump administration’s justification for approving it last year was incomplete.

In a major victory for environmentalists and indigenous rights groups, Judge Brian Morris of the District Court for the District of Montana overturned President Trump’s permit for the Canada-to-Texas pipeline, which the president signed shortly after taking office last year.

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