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40 GROUPS IN QUEBEC TELL JUSTIN TRUDEAU
DO NOT TURN THE KINDER MORGAN PIPELINE INTO YOUR POLITICAL LEGACY These groups, many of which were instrumental in the movement against Energy East in the province of Quebec over…
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Investor beware: Kinder Morgan Canada’s climate risk
Kinder Morgan Canada Limited (KML) has disclosed that it is exposed to physical and transition risks related to climate change that could block the construction of the Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline, and which threaten the longer-term viability of its business model.
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PRESS RELEASE: Alberta Securities Commission reviewing Greenpeace complaint of inadequate disclosure of climate risk by Kinder Morgan
9 April 2018 (TORONTO) — The Alberta Securities Commission has agreed to review a complaint from Greenpeace Canada alleging incomplete disclosure of climate-related risks in Kinder Morgan Canada’s (KML) first…
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Greenpeace Canada reacts to Kinder Morgan pipeline activity suspension: “The writing is on the wall”
8 April 2018 (VANCOUVER) — In response to Kinder Morgan Canada’s announcement that it intends to suspend all non-essential activities and related spending on the Trans Mountain Expansion Project in…
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Faces of Greenpeace: Meet the people behind our resistance
Greenpeace has been at the heart of the environmental movement on the Pacific coast, in Canada and around the world for more than 40 years.
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LIVE UPDATES! Indigenous leaders and supporters to take bold action against Kinder Morgan pipeline
Today, Indigenous leaders are leading community members in ceremony and action at Kinder Morgan’s construction site on Burnaby Mountain in Vancouver, on Canada's Pacific Coast. We'll be live blogging what happens here!
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10,000 People stand strong to protect land and water from Kinder Morgan
What do ten thousand people gathering to stand with Indigenous Peoples to protect land, rivers, streams and the Pacific Ocean from a dirty oil pipeline look like?
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Reflections in Fukushima: The Fukushima Daiichi Accident Seven Years On
Seven years after the start of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster and one year after the Japanese government lifted evacuation orders in areas of Namie and Iitate, radiation levels remain too high for the safe return of thousands of Japanese citizen evacuees.
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Growing GHGs from oil industry put Canadian climate goal further out of reach: Environment Canada
The Canadian government has filed a report with the United Nations that shows that the gap between the greenhouse gas reductions we promised to make under the Paris climate agreement and where current and planned policies will get us has grown by 50 percent, relative to what the government was saying in 2016.
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Greenpeace heads to Supreme Court to defend polluter pay principle
Oil company polluters, not taxpayers and farmers, should bear responsibility for cleaning up the leftover toxic sites oil companies leave behind.
