“The Climate Justice Project asks how we can tackle global warming with fairness and equality. Our challenge is to build a zero carbon society that also enhances our quality of life.”
— Marc Lee
Project Director
Climate Justice Project
- BC premier Christy Clark recently stated that the Pacific NorthWest LNG project headed by Petronas would create 4,500 jobs, and that the LNG industry as a whole would create 100,000 jobs. LNG and...July 27, 2015 | BC OfficeThe BC and federal governments continue to push for LNG (liquefied natural gas) development and export, but a major new study from our BC office details the consequences of ramping up fracking and...May 26, 2015 | BC Office"Just transition" is an approach to economic and environmental policy-making that says workers in affected industries should not pay the price for doing the right thing for the environment, and...January 28, 2015 | BC Office
- November 17, 2015 | National Office, BC Office
The Economic Case for Divestment
September 10, 2015 | BC OfficeCivic engagement and political efficacy in a climate of reluctant cynicism
August 11, 2015 | BC OfficeSubmission to the BC Climate Leadership Team
May 26, 2015 | BC OfficeEnergy security, environmental implications and economic potential
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