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North American Energy Integration: Assessing oil and gas policy issues ahead of NAFTA renegotiation
Dans les lacs, la truite s'adapte aux changements climatiques, selon une étude
(French-language article) « La truite réagit rapidement aux changements de la température de l'eau. Aussitôt que la température devient trop élevée, le poisson quitte les eaux peu profondes, et biologiquement plus productives pour s'aventurer dans les parties les plus profondes du lac où la nourriture se fait plus rare, explique Matthew Guzzo. Et lorsqu'un prédateur de cette envergure est contraint de changer de régime, cela a des conséquences non seulement sur lui, mais sur toute la chaîne alimentaire. »
Lake trout 'a canary in a coal mine' for climate change: researcher
"Researchers watched the feeding habits of lake trout at the IISD Experimental Lakes Area in northwestern Ontario over an 11-year span and found the fish can quickly adapt their behaviour — moving to deeper and cooler parts of the lake to feed — as water temperatures rise."
Lake Trout adjust their behaviour in the face of a changing climate, new study
Response to the United States Trade Representative’s Stated Objectives on NAFTA Negotiations: An environmental perspective
Why Engaging Civil Society Organizations is Key for the SDGs
"The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a shared agenda for all of us. Practically, this means that there are numerous entry points in which to engage: from consultations and defining new policies and programs, to implementing specific goals, to changing cultures, behaviours and practices — all necessary to realize the transformative potential of the SDGs."
Managing ASM: IGF Regional Workshop for Africa
Horgan government urged to resist oilpatch calls for subsidies
"Amin Asadollahi, North American lead on climate change mitigation for the International Institute for Sustainable Development, fundamentally disagreed with CAPP’s climate logic. Fluctuating market prices, he explained, ultimately have a much bigger impact on the industry’s returns than B.C.’s carbon tax — which companies can actually write off on their taxes as an expense."