Title: Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) Public Consultation Submission Resource Type: Response to Consultation Content: 1079 - CELA and Ecojustice Written Submission on TPP October 31 2016 # of Pages: 5 Date authored: October 31, 2016 Publication number: 1079 Author/s: Jacqueline…
Media Release Toronto, ON – The Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) applauds action taken by the US and Canadian governments yesterday in designating 8 toxic chemicals of mutual concern in the Great Lakes (see https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/canada-and-united-states-target-reductions-chemicals-new-binational-list-reduce-public). The designation follows 3 years of…
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Blog Post by Barbora Grochalova, Articling Student on May 25, 2016 Canada’s environmental commitments can only be successful if they’re not undermined by other policies. In April of this year Canada signed the Paris Agreement, which binds us to hold the increase…
Title: Bait-and-Switch: The Trans-Pacific Partnership’s Promised Environmental Protections Do Not Deliver Resource Type: Report Content: TPP_Bait_and_Switch # of Pages: 22 Date authored: March 2016 Author/s: Jacqueline Wilson Author Organization: Canadian Environmental Law Association for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Media Release Media Release from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives OTTAWA—As the debate heats up over whether Canada should ratify the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a new study released today by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) highlights the agreement’s serious…
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Media Release Toronto - The Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) applauds Prime Minister Trudeau’s pledge to contribute $2.65 billion over the next five years to help developing countries mitigate their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and adapt to climate change. Under the…
