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MIKELLENA NETTOS, YOUTH ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR
Saturday Spotlight Series As a lifelong environmentalist and a Master of Sustainability, I know that we have a long journey ahead of us in the fight against climate change. I believe that change begins with the education of those who can and will shape our world for the better, the youth of the future. My sustainability journey began when I was in junior year of high school and my passion for climate action has only intensified since then. I have an Honours bachelor’s degree
Mar 25, 20222 min read


THE CLIMATE REALITY PROJECT CANADA RELEASES ITS 2021 STANDINGS OF THE NATIONAL CLIMATE LEAGUE (NCL)
Celebrating climate ambition across Canada FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 17/03/22 Sofia Vedechkina Communications Manager The Climate Reality Project Canada svedechkina@climatereality.ca (514) 293-1285 MONTREAL, March 17, 2022 – For the fourth year in a row, The Climate Reality Project Canada (CRPC) is releasing its National Climate League (NCL) Standings . One of the 2022 Clean50 Top Projects honourees, the NCL is a yearly project developed by the organization that was f
Mar 17, 20224 min read


The Climate Reality Project Canada releases its 2021 Standings of the National Climate League (NCL) and celebrates climate ambition across Canada
Sofia Vedechkina Communications Manager The Climate Reality Project Canada svedechkina@climatereality.ca (514) 293-1285 MONTREAL, March 17, 2022 – For the fourth year in a row, The Climate Reality Project Canada (CRPC) is releasing its National Climate League (NCL) Standings. One of the 2022 Clean50 Top Projects honourees, the NCL is a yearly project developed by the organization that was first launched in 2018. An exercise in participative democracy, its purpose is to en
Mar 17, 20223 min read


Alberta Coal Mining Plan Called Folly
by Robert Miller As the heat bubble scorched British Columbia this summer, the record setting temperatures extended far south into the United States where the Hoover Dam reservoir hit its lowest recorded depth since construction was completed in 1936. As the Hoover Dam forewarned, it would not take long for the heat problem to become a water problem. By August, Alberta and Saskatchewan were experiencing severe to extreme drought conditions and ranchers were selling their live
Mar 8, 20223 min read


FALLING SHORT IN AN EXISTENTIAL CRISIS
By Grant Linney Welcome to The Future We Choose , a series of monthly articles on climate change and what we must do about it. While our attention is on COVID-19, the frequency, duration, and intensity of global extreme weather events—heat domes, droughts, wildfires, atmospheric rivers and flooding—has increased dramatically. Climate scientists tell us that we have eight short years to limit global warming to 1.5 C. We are already at 1.2 C. We must invest in an immediate and
Mar 4, 20223 min read
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