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Sanctioned by Russia. So I make docos in the other 194 countries. Former ABC Moscow and Beijing correspondent. Author of ‘Absurdistan’. Rarely tweets.
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How philanthropy supported the biggest GHG reduction in North American history

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By Eric G. Campbell, Chris Turner
| The Philanthropist Journal Verified
Twelve years ago, in April 2014, the last remaining coal-fired power plant in Ontario closed for good. It was the final shuttering in a 10-year phaseout in which the province eliminated five heavily polluting power plants, replacing them with a combination of renewable energy, gas generation, nuclear, and energy conservation programs. To this day that phaseout remains the single largest greenhouse-gas-reduction effort in North American history.
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How To Revive Canada's Net-Zero Agenda in 2026

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By Eric G. Campbell
| The Energy Mix
2025 was a disorienting year for Canada’s net-zero transition. As we enter a new year, not much has changed. The forces that disoriented Canada’s net-zero agenda in 2025 will continue, and multiply, in 2026.
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To solve climate change, we need more philanthropy

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By Eric G. Campbell
| National Observer Verified
We've all seen the power of philanthropy. Whether at the global scale, like Bill and Melinda Gates's famous resolve to eradicate malaria, or at the local level, where philanthropic dollars are often behind new hospital wings, arts programs or restocked food banks. Much good in our world and in our communities comes from people giving charitably. But one cause is especially underrepresented in our charitable giving: climate change.
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