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Comms @DogwoodBC. 5th-gen 'British' 'Columbian'. Dad, brother, son, neighbour, friend etc. Into local food, archery, bikes. Love my home, the land, its people.

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Possessed of few practical talents, no rhythm, and little mathematical aptitude. Here we are.

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Opinion: B.C.'s climate plan is badly off track

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By Stewart Phillip, Melissa Lem, Kai Nagata, Emiko Newman, Tracey Saxby, Kiki Wood
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Advertisement 1 B.C.'s latest Climate Change Accountability Report shows the province is badly off track to reach its legislated pollution targets. And it has no plan to get there Article content In December 2018, the B.C. government released its bold new plan to reduce climate pollution and build a low-carbon economy. The CleanBC plan promised a heightened level of ambition and a compelling vision for a future that prioritized green technologies, clean electricity, and decarbonization.
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Comment: B.C. no longer has a climate plan

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By Melissa Lem, Kai Nagata, Emiko Newman, Tracey Saxby, Kiki Wood
| Times Colonist Verified
For years, B.C. has called itself a climate leader. Now, the provincial climate plan is a shambles – and LNG expansion is set to make even inadequate targets unreachable. B.C.’s latest Climate Change Accountability Report says the province will miss its 2030 pollution reduction target by 50%. This grim prediction does not account for climate pollution from future LNG terminals.
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Crown wants max jail time for hereditary chief

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By Kai Nagata
| dogwoodbc.ca
B.C. crown prosecutors say they will seek up to 90 days in prison for a Wet’suwet’en hereditary chief. Dtsa’hyl was arrested and convicted of criminal contempt after impounding Coastal GasLink pipeline equipment. Dtsa’hyl warned the company it was trespassing on Fireweed clan territory. If granted, it would be the harshest sentence yet in the long-running jurisdictional dispute.
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