Cam Fenton, Author at Below 2C

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Cameron Fenton was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. Cameron has worked on climate justice issues all across Canada. He currently works as the Canadian Tar Sands Organizer with 350.org. You can reach Cam on Facebook and Twitter.

Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline: 9 Reasons We Shouldn’t Be Buying The Pipeline or The Spin, Below2C

Climate Politics

Climate Damage From Trans Mountain = 34 Million More Cars On...

Cam Fenton - July 1, 2019

Canada

We Need to Pull a Reverse Harper

Cam Fenton - November 4, 2015

Canada

Better than Stephen Harper on Climate Is Not Good Enough

Cam Fenton - October 22, 2015

Canada

Harper’s Decarbonization Rhetoric is Hollow, Dishonest and Politically Cheap

Cam Fenton - June 27, 2015

Carbon Pricing

Attacks on Divestment by Fossil Fuel Lobby Backfiring

Cam Fenton - February 12, 2015

Canada

Why the Oil Shock is a Climate Opportunity

Cam Fenton - January 27, 2015

Canada

The Climate Test for Canadian Politicians – Energy East Pipeline

Cam Fenton - November 26, 2014

CLEAN TECH

The Good Disruption: When Transportation Goes Electric and Autonomous

Below2C | Primary Source, Tony Seba | @tonyseba

A disruption happens when a new technology makes it possible for companies to do two things: create new products that open up new markets and transform or destroy existing ones at the same time. And this is happening right now. As transportation goes electric, we are witnessing the beginning of the end of the combustion... Read more

CLEAN TECH

Will Canada Miss The Electric Bus?

Below2C | Primary Source, Clean Energy Canada | Merran Smith

A report from Clean Energy Canada, Will Canada Miss the Bus? warns that Canada runs the risk of “missing the bus” on a massive economic and environmental opportunity. Electric buses do two things: they cut pollution and they are an economic gold mine as the world demand for E-buses skyrockets. As Executive Director of Clean Energy... Read more

CLEAN TECH

Batteries Are Driving The Clean Energy Transition

Rolly Montpellier @Below2C_

“Batteries are critical for our clean energy future. Luckily, their cost has dropped so low, we might be much closer to this future than we previously thought,” claims Eric Holthaus in his recent Grist article. Battery technology is improving at an unprecedented rate thereby speeding up the low-carbon energy transition at a much needed time... Read more