Clean Air Hamilton Annual Report
Automobile exhaust remains a major contributor to air pollution. The biggest thing City Council can do to reduce air pollution is to support walkable streets and improved transit.
by Ryan McGreal
Published June 29, 2011 in Special Report: Climate Change (9 comments)
The Folly of General Electricity Subsidies
An across-the-board electricity rebate serves to undo the important work being done to upgrade the grid by incentivizing people to waste electricity.
by Jason Allen
Published December 03, 2010 in Special Report: Climate Change (20 comments)
Peak Climate and New Energy
Failure of the Copenhagen farce will surely reawaken media and public opinion to the complex trends of both natural and anthropogenic climate change, along with anthropogenic ecosystem disruption, degradation, and destruction.
by Andrew McKillop
Published December 23, 2009 in Special Report: Climate Change (0 comments)
COP-15 Risks: Moving The Goal Posts Too Far
Not only real world realpolitik, but also energy-economic facts and figures militate against a Happy Ending in Copenhagen for climate change mitigation.
by Andrew McKillop
Published October 26, 2009 in Special Report: Climate Change (2 comments)
Hamilton Joins 350.org Campaign on Climate Change
Send Your Message to Ottawa on Saturday, October 24: Hamilton Wants Action on Climate Change.
by Jen Dawson
Published October 21, 2009 in Special Report: Climate Change (37 comments)
Energy Security and Climate Change
Adding the many complex uncertainties together, the Keynesian quest for low carbon energy, supposedly to save the world from climate catastrophe, could intensify global energy economic volatility with surprising results.
by Andrew McKillop
Published September 22, 2009 in Special Report: Climate Change (7 comments)
What The City Should Do About Climate Change
Explanation and background on the ten new steps Environment Hamilton recommends for the city to address the challenges of climate change.
by Environment Hamilton
Published March 27, 2009 in Special Report: Climate Change (30 comments)
Win-Win Emission Reduction Strategies
Smart Transportation Strategies Can Achieve Emission Reduction Targets And Provide Other Important Economic, Social and Environmental Benefits.
by Todd Litman
Published February 26, 2007 in Special Report: Climate Change (1 comment)
Short Term City Response to Climate Change
Environment Hamilton recommends ten initiatives the city can take to address climate change.
by Environment Hamilton
Published December 13, 2006 in Special Report: Climate Change (8 comments)
Changing the (Political) Climate
Climate change is not an us-and-them problem. When the very planet is at stake, there can only be us-and-us.
by Ryan McGreal
Published October 07, 2005 in Special Report: Climate Change (0 comments)