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Equiterre denounces the hypocrisy of Minister Peter Kent on climate change
Montreal, November 8, 2011 – Equiterre is unimpressed with federal Environment Minister Peter Kent's attempt to obscure the news that Canada will not participate in the second commitment period for the Kyoto Protocol by announcing a $148 million investment in climate change adaptation. 
Communiqué - 9 novembre 2011 - Tag : Advocacy, Climate change, Environment minister, Peter Kent
Why you should be happy about Quebec's carbon market, coming soon
Quebec's environment and industry ministers have released a draft bill to bring in a cap-and-trade system for greenhouse gas emissions by 2012.  Quebec will be one of the first jurisdictions in North America – along with California and British Columbia – to set up a carbon market.
Actualité - 11 juillet 2011 - Tag : Advocacy, Climate change, Environment minister
Plans for a carbon market in Quebec: Equiterre applauds environment minister for moving forward with draft regulation
Montreal, July 6, 2011– Equiterre commends Minister Arcand’s decision to move forward with a draft regulation for the implementation of a carbon cap-and-trade system in Quebec as part of the Western Climate Initiative (WCI). “Quebec continues to show leadership on climate change with this regulation. It is one of the first governments in North America to...
Communiqué - 6 juillet 2011 - Tag : Advocacy, Carbon market, Climate change, Environment minister, Western Climate Initiative
Can we expect more of the same lackluster performance from reinstated Environment Minister Peter Kent?
Montreal, May 18, 2011 - Equiterre hopes that Environment Minister Peter Kent will do more to distinguish himself as he resumes his role as Environment Minister than he did when he was first assigned to the post in January.   Equiterre is always willing to give politicians a chance, but is forced to question whether the minister is simply a stooge for the Harper...
Communiqué - 24 mai 2011 - Tag : Advocacy, Environment minister, Green economy, Peter Kent
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