Mitchell Beer
Publisher and Managing Editor at The Energy Mix
Publisher and Managing Editor, The Energy Mix, bringing you the climate news you need. See more, join us: @theenergymix, https://t.co/a6UDwH5x8y
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1 week ago |
theenergymix.com | Mitchell Beer
A new funding deal will keep Metro Vancouver’s transportation agency in business until the end of 2027, but transit advocates say a permanent solution is still urgently needed. The three-year, C$312-million agreement between TransLink and the British Columbia government will provide much-needed breathing room, the Vancouver Sun reports, with annual installments of about $100 million taking a chunk out of the $600-million shortfall TransLink was facing by 2026.
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1 week ago |
theenergymix.com | Mitchell Beer
Nearly 170 municipal leaders from across Canada are calling on federal parties to address the dual threats of climate change and a Trump-era trade war with bold, nation-building investments, warning that “status quo” policies and revived pipeline proposals won’t meet the moment.
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2 weeks ago |
corporateknights.com | Ralph Torrie |Mitchell Beer
An effective, all-in response to the global climate emergency can revitalize local economies across Canada while strengthening national sovereignty and economic security, an extensive new analysis by Corporate Knights’ Climate Dollars project concludes. The analysis identifies the investments in our buildings, vehicles and power grids that are needed to shift our energy use to electricity and set a path to a zero-emission economy by 2050.
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2 weeks ago |
theenergymix.com | Mitchell Beer
Meeting Canada’s net-zero climate targets will require deep energy retrofits in 480,000 low-rise homes every year for the next 25 years, and Ottawa must rapidly introduce policies and programs that are up to that challenge, urges Green Communities Canada (GCC).
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2 weeks ago |
theenergymix.com | Mitchell Beer
Elevated mercury and lead levels in the blood cells of firefighters who fought blazes across swathes of Los Angeles in January reveal the unique health risks of fighting fires in populated areas where buildings, cars, and electronics outnumber trees. For days after they had fought the fearsome Pacific Palisades and Eaton fires, some firefighters had extremely high lead and mercury levels in their blood, reports the New York Times.
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