Climate Change Takes a Back Seat in Argentina’s Elections
Presidential election in Argentina could be a consequential one for the planet. A choice between climate action or an oil based economy is at hand.
Presidential election in Argentina could be a consequential one for the planet. A choice between climate action or an oil based economy is at hand.
Recientemente habléamos con David Turnbull, Director de Comunicaciones Estratégicas de Oil Change U.S. Está trabajando en campañas para sacar el dinero de los combustibles fósiles de la política, mantener los combustibles fósiles en el suelo y desarrollar el apoyo político para los verdaderos líderes del clima. Antes de trabajar en Oil Change, David fue Director Ejecutivo de Climate Action Network – International, la red de organizaciones más grande del mundo que impulsa acciones para frenar la crisis climática.
This October will likely be a critical election for climate politics in Canada, with Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer polling ahead of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
The election takes place at a time that a report released by Climate Change Canada finds that Canada is warming at twice the global rate. What’s more, 83 percent of Canadians are concerned about climate change, with 69 percent saying that it will be a top five issue for them at the ballot box.