West Coast Environmental Law

West Coast Environmental Law has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in June 2020. The social media accounts linked to from West Coast Environmental Law are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, wcelaw has populated their site with: • Carney says Canada’s emissions will be higher than projected over ‘next few years’ | Watch News Videos Online • No, despite Iran oil shock, Canada still doesn’t need more pipelines - The Globe and Mail • B.C. moves ‘at warp speed’ to amend the Declaration Act | The Narwhal • Wetlands are a natural solution to basement flooding | Canada's National Observer: Climate News • Respecting Indigenous rights is good for business | Vancouver Sun • Protecting the environment is good for B.C.’s economy | The Narwhal • Part 2: A Mining Town Scattered Residents, and Asbestos, to the Wind | The Tyee • Part 1: The Town That Asbestos Built. The Cancer It Left Behind | The Tyee • What politicians get wrong about the B.C. oil tanker ban | CBC.ca • A ‘fossil-fuelled war': Trump’s plans to ‘exploit’ Venezuela’s oil reserves sparks climate backlash - Yahoo News Canada • B.C. Court rules DRIPA enforceable, UN declaration now law - Business in Vancouver • There is no bargain in a north coast oil pipeline, only snake oil - The Hill Times • B.C. premier, First Nations call on feds to continue oil tanker ban | CBC News • Alberta is forgetting the hard-won lessons of Northern Gateway | Canada's National Observer: Climate News • Pipelines are part of the economy of the past, says environmental lawyer | CBC.ca • Alberta 'on notice' as B.C.'s coastal First Nations oppose pipeline proposal - Victoria Times Colonist • Canada hasn’t ratified the High Seas Treaty it championed | The Narwhal • Trans Mountain pipeline tolls could leave feds on the hook for billions in further costs - The Hill Times • B.C. penalizes mine again amid federal plan to fast-track expansion • Integrating environmental considerations is key to Carney’s seven priorities • Mount Polley Can Continue Tailings Expansion, BC Supreme Court Says | The Tyee • Shuswap residents suffer 'horrendous odours' while awaiting action on compost facility • Oil and gas subsidies in Canada, explained | The Narwhal • Ottawa stalls while cruise ships dump toxic wastewater along West Coast • B.C. chief says Bill C-5 meeting with Carney 'did not resolve concerns, it reinforced them' | CBC News • Meet the Megaprojects • Chiefs tell Canada summit should not be considered consultation according to leaked recording • NOT SATIRE: U.S. Politicians Say Wildfire Smoke is Ruining Americans’ Summers, Demand Canada Stop It • Factory trawlers have Ireland-sized impact off B.C.'s coast, investigation claims • ‘Ass Backwards’: Canada’s New Legal Posture Post-Bill C-5 | The Tyee • With Bill 15, the NDP Is Following the BC Liberals' Approach | The Tyee • ‘Astonishing journeys’: online tool tracking migratory animals highlights challenge of protecting them • BC Admits It Won’t Come Close to 2025 and 2030 Climate Goals | The Tyee • Here's how the 15th Red Dress Day is being marked in B.C. | CBC News • B.C. to get about $3.7 billion in tobacco lawsuit settlement • B.C. Budget 2025: Climate plays second fiddle to economic, social priorities, say advocates • BC Energy Regulator left over 1,000 potential oil and gas infractions unchecked | The Narwhal • U.S. scientists say their work is under attack. Here's what that means for Canada | CBC News • Haida celebrate title agreement, Trudeau emotional at ceremony • The Case Against Mining the Seabed | The Tyee • Saanich, Langford push for Coastal Marine Strategy to become 'critical' law • B.C. fast-tracking 18 resource projects to reduce reliance on United States | CBC News • Feds defend late-day loan to Trans Mountain pipeline as a good deal for Canada • Eby emphasizes economy, sidelines environment in marching orders to ministers | The Narwhal • How Gitanyow Law Could Save Salmon in Northwest BC | The Tyee • www.theguardian.com • What is Justin Trudeau’s environmental legacy? | The Narwhal • Opinion: An oil and gas pollution cap is a no-brainer • Clearing the Air: Big Oil makes big bucks • Mount Polley mining disaster: 10 years later, still polluting | The Narwhal • Globe editorial: Extreme weather and climate skepticism underline urgent need for more policy action • Mapping the Growth of Indigenous Marine Protected and Conserved Areas | The Tyee • A little fern battles a big B.C. mine | The Narwhal • Meghan Fandrich: As a Lytton fire survivor and parent, I'm going to Ottawa to remind politicians why Canada needs an emissions cap • Advocates urge Senate to pass environmental racism legislation before summer recess • Plastics industry treats Indigenous lands as ‘sacrifice zones’ • Letter of Solidarity re: Benzene Pollution Emergency in Aamjiwnaang First Nation • New study shows accelerating decline in Southern Resident orca population • Province orders Union Bay ship-breaking company to stop release of pollution • Opinion: Vancouver city council offers fossil fuels a free pass • In B.C.'s forests, a debate over watershed science with lives and billions at stake | CBC News • LETTER: Oil company lawsuit could drive climate-change initiatives • All oil-and-gas permits in B.C. waters are relinquished, feds say • Ontario First Nations want a year-long pause on mining claims. Will the Ford government listen? | The Narwhal • Believe it or not, wildfire smoke is already back in some parts of B.C. | CBC News • Carbon released by bottom trawling ‘too big to ignore’, says study • Can We Talk about Palestine? Environmental and Climate Justice • What Might Happen Next in the Genocide Case Against Israel