A webinar on reframing the debate and influencing public opinion and media coverage in Canada on clean energy and climate issues. Continue reading Webinar: Breaking the Inevitability Frame in the Energy Debate
Vigils in solidarity with climate change victims are held in Ottawa and other cities around the world, as UN climate talks wrap up. Continue reading Climate change activists push for action after Typhoon Haiyan
Power Summer Prairie is a 3 day training camp for young people from across the Prairies concerned about climate change and other environmental issues. Continue reading Power Summer Prairie, July 15 – 17
Power Summer Prairie is a 3 day training camp for young people from across the Prairies concerned about climate change and other environmental issues. Continue reading Power Summer Prairie, July 15 – 17
Despite the planet’s warming climate, recently it has been rather cold in southern Manitoba. People often assume that just because the weather is now frigid, or since we had a relatively cool summer, that global warming is definitely not a problem anymore. Climate Change Connection has created a new pamphlet Hot Topic: Climate vs. Weather to address this issue by clearly distinguishing the difference between weather and climate. Continue reading New CCC publication: Climate vs. Weather
The Government of New Brunswick has laid out a plan for addressing climate change, called the New Brunswick Climate Change Action Plan. Continue reading New Brunswick Climate Action Fund (ecoTrust)
A few weeks ago, I did some junk science ? as the Bush/Harper people used to call studies about global … Continue reading Read the writing on the wall
2,000 scientists all but end the debate: Human activity causes global warming. Read full article… Continue reading Landmark UN study backs climate theory
Climate Action Network Canada/R?seau action climat Canada (CAN-RAC) today calls on Canada?s Environment Minister John Baird to provide Canadians with a strong, credible response to climate change.
West told to prepare for influx of people escaping environmental catastrophes.
Two of Canada?s leading winter athletes are fighting global warming by joining the David Suzuki Foundation to play it cool.
Facing rising temperatures and flagging efforts to control greenhouse gases, thousands of delegates from around the world opened a UN conference Monday on next steps to ward off the worst effects of climate change.
