Greens back away from strategic voting – sort of

onSep 29, 2008 @ 09:24 PDT

Canada’s Green Party is backing away from strategic voting after party leader Elizabeth May was quoted last week endorsing the concept:

“We are too close to the edge of a global apocalypse. We have got to grab the opportunities we have. And, clearly, the contribution Canadians can make to a global solution is to get rid of Stephen Harper.”

For more on this issue, and for strategic advice on how to concentrate the climate change vote in a way that will block the recalcitrant Canadian Conservatives from forming a majority government, go to VoteForEnvironment.ca .

By Richard Littlemore

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CAPP President Abandons 'Net Zero' Message at Exclusive Industry Event

ByMitch Anderson

onDec 3, 2024 @ 13:04 PST

Oil patch advocate Lisa Baiton called for more extraction and less regulation at Vancouver address that didn’t once mention climate change.

us/EQT’s ‘bulldog’ has D.C. in his grip, with profits — and maybe higher gas bills — on the horizon

ByQuinn Glabicki

onDec 3, 2024 @ 09:50 PST

PA-based CEO Toby Rice hobnobbed with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. Now he’s poised for pipelines, exports, and profits.

DeSmog Announces Geoff Dembicki as Global Managing Editor

ByBrendan DeMelle

onDec 3, 2024 @ 06:00 PST

Longtime DeSmog reporter and author of The Petroleum Papers will play a key leadership role as we investigate a global resurgence of climate obstruction.