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Que. minister, environment professor disagree on transparency, climate action plan - Vimarsana News

Que. minister, environment professor disagree on transparency, climate action plan

Quebec Environment Minister Benoit Charette has rejected the criticisms and accusations of an energy specialist who resigned from the Legault government's Advisory Committee on Climate Change.

Energy expert resigns from Quebec advisory committee in protest - Vimarsana News

Energy expert resigns from Quebec advisory committee in protest

Pierre-Olivier Pineau says Environment Ministry research professionals removed criticism of the climate change fund and the need to rethink energy consumption.

West Island's Hypertec forced to sell land | West Island News - Vimarsana News

West Island's Hypertec forced to sell land | West Island News

Hypertec had promised to build sustainably, plant trees, and protect wildlife, hoping to allay environmentalists’ concerns over the fate of the Technoparc greenspace near Trudeau Airport. But it wasn’t enough.

Montreal suburb axes agreement with company to dump more hazardous waste in municipality - Vimarsana News

Montreal suburb axes agreement with company to dump more hazardous waste in municipality

The agreement would have allowed Stablex to double the amount of waste it would bury in the dump site, meaning an additional 8 million cubic metres over 40 years — four times the volume of Montreal's Olympic Stadium.

Source: cbc.ca
Quebec energy minister insists province must reduce reliance on cars to meet GHG objectives - Vimarsana News

Quebec energy minister insists province must reduce reliance on cars to meet GHG objectives

Pierre Fitzgibbon says no official target has been set, but Quebecers need to reduce their reliance on cars. Premier François Legault said the province must move toward electric vehicles and improving public transit.

Source: cbc.ca