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— Letters to the Editor (5): Monday, March 18, 2019 | Opinion The Daily CourierSame number of daylight hours. Dear Editor: Daylight Savings Time doesn't change the amount of light and dark we get in a 24-hour period; it only changes the ...
— Carbon Pricing Debate Likely To Play Out At State Level Law360State-level policies aimed at combating climate change — particularly, carbon pricing initiatives — are likely to proliferate despite setbacks in some states, ...
— Carbon reduction needs a national push Seattle TimesRe: “Climate proposals need better cost analysis”: I agree wholeheartedly with the Editorial. However, I have a couple of points to add. I believe that carbon ...
— United We Roll! members share Ottawa convoy stories with supporters Alberta Daily Herald TribuneUnited We Roll! participants Pat King and Jay Riedel visited Grande Prairie with the purpose of sharing their experiences and dispelling rumors about last ...
— Hundreds of youth rally for climate action at NB legislature BrunswickanThe rally aimed to push the provincial government towards policy mitigating climate change.
— Is a carbon pollution fee and gas tax increase a reasonable way to fund road maintenance and infrastructure? The ReflectorAlthough voters rejected carbon fee and tax proposals in the last two general elections, a new comprehensive funding package out of Olympia would impose a ...
— Ford government calls on feds to show a path to balance iPolitics.caTORONTO—The Ford government is again poking at the Trudeau Liberals, this time over their broken pledge to balance the budget before the 2019 election.
— State announces $10 million pool of climate change mitigation money GazetteNETNORTHAMPTON — On Thursday, the commonwealth announced the availability of $10 million in funding for Massachusetts communities to mitigate the effects ...
— Carbon fee back on the table for Washington The ReflectorDespite past voter rejection of similar proposals, Senate Transportation Committee chair Steve Hobbs rolled out a comprehensive funding package that would ...
— B.C. aims to slash poverty by 25 per cent in new poverty reduction strategy Global NewsShane Simpson talks about the importance of the NDP governments poverty reduction plan and how it will help all people in the province.