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Apr 26 Network Learning - A new video of the MC3 series
Apr 22 An Action Agenda for BC Decision-Makers
Apr 15 Visualizing a New Paradigm for Growth and Prosperity
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Apr 25 A Brighter Tomorrow: LED Street Lighting in British Columbia
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Climate Change

An Action Agenda for BC Decision-Makers
Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation

Climate change is a global issue; however, sources of greenhouse gas emission have local contexts. Therefore, local governments have critical roles in reducing emissions and, subsequently, climate vulnerability. British Columbia has emerged as leading edge province in sustainable development research and practice, and many leading municipalities in BC have used the provincial policies to implement innovative climate action strategies. This Agenda was developed through the MC3 project to inform BC decision-makers about the legislative and policy steps necessary for continuing the province’s leadership in climate action and innovation.

Views from the Edge

May 13 Wonders of the World
Apr 30 Patterns of Our Footsteps - Do we have the energy to handle growing pains?
Apr 20 Living Well While Dying
Apr 18 Permaculture and the City
Apr 10 A Major Breakthrough
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