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Back in May 2019, a series of diverse Indigenous, civil society, environmental, and labour groups launched the Pact for a Green New Deal in Canada. To
As you know by now, Greta Thunberg is one of my heroes, her courage, her leadership and her commitment are an inspiration in the face of some very bleak climate science. This attached article is a
The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History just reopened their newly renovated 31,000 square-foot fossil hall. The highly-anticipated exhibit, Deep Time, illuminates how “Earth’s distant past
Blame and shame are often used to polarize voters and keep us from acting on climate pollution. The attached article from the National Post is titled, You’re all hypocrites: Why it’s a colossal cop
Christiana Figueres, former United Nations climate chief and a central architect behind COP 21, says we need to “go exponential” when it comes to tackling climate change. During a visit to Toronto,
Using art “as a positive touch-point” to inspire action and behavioural change, MELTDOWN is the latest museum exhibit tackling climate change. Curated by Project Pressure, a climate change charity, it
With a goal of reducing our greenhouse gas emissions to 30% below 2005 levels by 2030, what will it take for Canada to meet its international commitments?
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The Inuit of Canada just released a wide-ranging strategy document on climate change adaptation and mitigation. “This is something that isn’t just a policy area for us,” said Natan Obed, head of the
“From this moment despair ends and tactics begin.” These are the words brandished across a new mural that suddenly appeared near London’s Hyde Park. Located at Extinction Rebellion’s Marble Arch
A topic that was discussed at length during our Biodiversity Conversations, was the idea that if love and respect for nature is instilled in children, these values will likely stay with them into
