Climate Change Ads

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Smoking Gun

Find out what billboard welcomed delegates to the World Petroleum Congress in Calgary.
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Remember the Cod Collapse

Prior to the 2000 Federal Budget, a Hill Times ad shows that climate action is not "premature". This ad is a brief history lesson challenging our government to take tough budgetary action on climate change.
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Performance that takes your breath away.

Fossil fuel combustion doesn't just warm the atmosphere, it warms hospital beds. Each year in Toronto, an estimated 380 people died prematurely because of urban smog. Yet more fossil fuel than ever is being burned in cars, trucks, buildings and coal-fired power plants.
View full AD (97K) April 23, 1998

It’s enough to make you sick.

Ingredients: carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, hydrocarbons and may contain suspended airborne particles of heavy toxic materials and/or other assorted pollutants.
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It's not just hockey.

We're being outshone in the fight against global warming. If we showed all the people in Canada who die prematurely every year from air pollution caused by fossil fuels, this ad would stretch another 694 pages.
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Global warming's biggest threat to Canada may also be the smallest.

Recent studies show global warming could create the right conditions for malaria in southern Canada.
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Are other countries' global warming initiatives blowing us away?

Canada's non-aggressive commitment and budget has us trailing behind the pack.
View full AD (101K) February 24, 1998

It's time Canadian voters turn up the heat.

Unless Canadians turn up the heat on the 2000 elections, it will be the voice of Imperial Oil and CAPP that will be heard.
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Will these 25 Ministers break Canada's word on GLOBAL WARMING?

Although Canada pledged to reduce greenhouse gases, harmful emissions are still on the rise.
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Will you let the Prime Minister break Canada's word on Climate Change?

Canada's Ministers of Energy and Environment have failed in their promise to reduce greenhouse emissions. We need active leadership to get Canada back on track.
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Canadian PM Jean Chretien On Global Warming: Real Leadership of Just Hot Air?

The issue now is foresight. Will Canada and the US commit to tangible goals and real timelines?
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