Julie Johnston, Author at Below 2C

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I believe that compassion will be what saves us ... compassion for all those who are the most vulnerable to the impacts of global warming, compassion for our children, compassion for all the children of all species, compassion for the rest of Nature. This is my gift to all life on this very precious planet. Please visit GreenHeart Education for more information. You can also reach her on Facebook.

Carbon Pricing

Request to Women Attending Lima COP20

Julie Johnston - December 4, 2014 2

Climate Change

Hope is Back

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CLEAN ENERGY

Pointing Out The Glaringly Obvious: Oil is Dead

Below2C | Primary Source, Policy magazine

Finally we have one politician in Canada with the courage to point out the glaringly obvious truth about the Oil Sands: Canada’s oil sector is in a death spiral. And sinking more money into a dying industry is a gross mismanagement of our tax dollars. Both Jason Kenney (Premier of Alberta) and Prime Minister Trudeau... Read more

CLEAN ENERGY

An Opportunity To Build Back Better

Below2C | Primary Source: Mitchell Beer | @TheEnergyMix

Writing for Policy (Canadian Politics and Public Policy), Green MP Elizabeth May states that “the reports of oil’s death are NOT greatly exaggerated. The combined impacts of the world glut of cheap oil, low demand and the arrival of disruptive innovation in the form of renewable energy will not end our use of oil overnight.... Read more

CLEAN ENERGY

Planet of the Humans - A Tale of Misinformation And Distortion

Ken Johnson @Below2C_

I was excited to hear Michael Moore announce that he was releasing a new film—Planet of the Humans—on Earth Day. I have found a number of his films, in particular Bowling for Columbine and SICKO, thoughtful, funny and on the money. Unfortunately “Planet of the Humans” fails on all three counts. And more unfortunately, the... Read more

CLEAN ENERGY

Helping Our Politicians Solve The Climate Crisis

Below2C | Primary Source, CCL Canada @CitizensLobbyCa

We at the Citizens’ Climate Lobby Canada are in the business of creating political will for a livable planet with a laser-focus on carbon pricing, long considered the best tool to reduce carbon emissions. This work must not stop even during the pandemic now gripping the world. Just because we’re in one crisis right now... Read more

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We Don’t Have Time – The After Movie

Will COVID-19 Build Bridges Or Generate Divisions In Canada?

Deny, Exaggerate, Pretend – Different Crisis, Same Playbook

The System Is Broken: Post Pandemic Adjustments Not Enough

Julie Johnston

Request to Women Attending Lima COP20

Hope is Back

Pointing Out The Glaringly Obvious: Oil is Dead

An Opportunity To Build Back Better

Planet of the Humans - A Tale of Misinformation And Distortion

Helping Our Politicians Solve The Climate Crisis

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