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Background photo of an LNG terminal. Quote reads “Have we actually accounted for all the leakage along the whole pipeline? Have we accounted for the actual underreporting of methane emissions happening in B.C. and Canada? The time for transition fuels is over. Let's just be honest — we are in a climate crisis where the time for transition fuels was over a decade ago." Quote attributed to Dr. Devyani Singh, Investigative Researcher at Stand.earth with photo of Singh in bottom right corner.

@devyani.bsky.social of the Stand.earth Research Group has something to say about climate-killing methane released from LNG production:

“Have we actually accounted for all the leakage along the whole pipeline?

Have we accounted for the actual under-reporting of methane emissions...

40 years later: Calls for museum and educational recognition of Air India tragedy The trials were in B.C. Supreme Court, the bombs were loaded at YVR, and Canadian families are still mourning the loss of hundreds of loved ones, but the Air India tragedy is not part of the school cu...

It’s outrageous that the biggest mass murder in Canadian history isn’t part of the high school curriculum nor in any of our museums

The families deserve to have the tragedy explained and documented in full public view
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'This is classic climate change': Sask. faces worst wildfire season in decades | CBC News Saskatchewan is battling the worst wildfire it's seen in decades and experts say it's largely caused by climate change.

When scientists have gone from calling unnatural disasters "climate change crisis" to "climate change classics" we have a problem.

A problem perpetuated by a billionaire-backed fossil fuel industry who seem to think what is hurting us all right now, won't affect them.

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There's a wildfire crisis in Western Canada. Why is this happening so early in the season? A wildfire in northeastern B.C. has caused residents to flee their homes, while Saskatchewan has declared a provincial state of emergency.

"Why are there so many fires burning in Western Canada?" Because #fossilfuels. Because highway expansion. Because subsidies for pipelines & fracking. Because #climatecrisis. Because politicians. vancouversun.com/news/wildfir... #bcpoli #mbpoli #saskpoli

cunkoneverything If knowledge is power, why do so many powerful people seem to know so little?

Philomena Cunk continues to ask the deep and important philosophical questions.

🚨 My latest research with #StandResearchGroup exposes the toxic supply chain fueling global plastic production, shedding new light on the major brands driving fracking while accelerating the plastics and climate crises.

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Cream-colored background. Text reads “1. Climate action matters to customers (or at least a lot of them) OK, it's not all good news. Forever 21 execs essentially said that they lost their customers to Shein and Temu, not to more sustainable stores. But isn't it interesting that the fast fashion brands that HAVE started to do more to clean up their act, like H&M, UNIQLO, even Zara, haven't been steamrolled by Shein?” Temu and Shein logos to the right of text. Arrow icon in bottom right corner.

Cream-colored background. Text reads “2. Quality matters, and quality is sustainable. If Forever 21 lost out to online stores, it's because when people buy in person they can tell when what they're buying is going to last, and going to keep looking good. This should be a wake up call for brands to give shoppers that positive retail experience that they want: garments that feel good and last, and can be repaired and reshared.” Arrow icon in bottom right corner.

Cream-colored background. Text reads “3. Faster isn'+ always better. Forever 21 famously grew its stores at warp speed, massively overextending. But failed to notice when the world was looking to slow down. Second hand and vintage shopping is becoming increasingly popular in the US, and thrift shoppers know a miss when they see one and avoid ultra-fast fashion pieces like the plague.” Arrow icon in bottom right corner.

Fast fashion staple Forever 21 just filed for bankruptcy in the US for the second time in 5 years, and is set to close hundred of stores.

Is this a win for sustainable fashion, or just a sign of the times?

Here are our thoughts, what are yours?

B.C. scrapping provincial carbon tax after Carney kills it federally | CBC News B.C. Premier David Eby says his government is drafting legislation to scrap the province's consumer carbon tax following a promise from Prime Minister Mark Carney to do the same.

Our provincial government are such losers. They are still trying to find ways to cave into the trucker convoy three years later.

The notion that the Eby gov is going to "make polluters pay" is absolutely laughable - no one comes out swinging harder in defense of LNG projects than the BC NDP.

Canada's key to decarbonizing marine shipping? Locking out LNG Saying no to LNG and locking it out of current and future zero-emission pathways for the marine shipping sector is crucial to avoiding runaway climate impacts and tax payer boondoggles.

Financiers and policy makers take note: LNG is not a climate solution, not on land, and not at sea.

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Football fans wave to the pediatric hospital after the first quarter

Hey Hawkeyes fans!

When the children’s hospital no longer exists after Medicaid and NIH cuts…

will you still wave to the empty pediatric hospital?

Well done France!

UK next please!

When I think Canadian hockey, I think of women's hockey. Hayley Wickenheiser has been an extraordinary player and a great patriot.

Courage and honor come in many forms.

Sign the Petition Opposition to Pacific Spirit Regional Park Dog Management Program Review

Metro Vancouver is considering banning off-leash dogs from the largest portion of Pacific Spirit Regional Park - south of 16th Avenue currently has a mix of on-leash and off-leash trails to accommodate the needs of a variety of users.
Please sign the petition below!
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No, the world has not breached the 1.5C global warming target.

It’s a climate target - which means it’s an average that must be sustained over at least a decade.

We currently sit at 1.2 C. Which is already very bad.

The science is clear: every bit of warming matters, every action matters.

I am a climate scientist and this is correct ⬇️

The cover of the book Parable of the Sower.

Cannot stop thinking about how Octavia Butler wrote a book in 1993 about climate change. It opens with deadly fires in LA in 2025. In the story, a fascist President has just won office with the campaign slogan "Make America Great Again."

She was a modern day Nostradamus. If only we'd listened.

Remember that project 2O25 proposed privatizing the weather info? Wanna pay to know when a wildfire is spreading?

The LA fires are heartbreaking not only bc of the scale of the devastation but bc we've had 50 years to prevent it. The oil industry is responsible.

They denied their own science & warnings, slowed down the shift to renewables and electric cars while making billions in profits. This is the result

Don't destroy their home and wonder why they invade yours. 💚

Every time I read the local news and see a teacher who was awarded a $250 grant for her classroom, I understand that she spent hours of her own time applying for it. Writing it. Going through a submission process.

For $250. For her classroom…

Civilians out there physically lifting members of parliament over the wall so they can go and vote against The Marshall Law Yoon declared.

A van entering and a truck exiting a parking garage on Cambie. The hood of the truck is as tall as the entire van.

The hood of this truck is taller than the van beside it and certainly taller than me. Can the driver coming out of the garage - on an upward slope - see me? Or will they crush me? It's a fun game I play on my walk to work each day!

The fossil gas lobby lost today in #Vancouver! The ban on gas space and water heating stands.
Big thanks to little kids who sent pictures, regular citizens who gave moving presentations, builders who have proved it can be done, and councillors who chose the future over the past.

Bar chart showing the trend in water conflicts from 2000 through 2023, where water was a trigger, weapon, or casualty of conflict. 2023 was a record year, after 2022 was also a record year. More than 350 events were recorded in 2023.

The latest data from the #Water Conflict Chronology database of the Pacific Institute shows continued major increases in violence associated with freshwater resources.
The searchable database is available here: www.worldwater.org/water-confli...