WHERE WE ARE NOW
ACTS OF LEADERSHIP IN 2021
Canada: 1,290+
Worldwide: 56,000+
TRAINED CLIMATE REALITY LEADERS
Canada: 1,648
Worldwide: 42,278
LEADERSHIP CORPS TRAININGS
Canada: 2
Worldwide: 48
PEOPLE REACHED
Canada: 700,000+
Worldwide: 11,000,000+
COMMUNITY CLIMATE HUBS
Active: 24
Potential: 29
Starting-up: 8
Please see the attached template letter to be sent to candidates in the federal election by their constituents. The purpose of the letter is to learn their views on various climate policies and to illustrate the sender’s concern over the climate crisis. As the Climate Reality Project Canada is a non-partisan registered charity, we are providing this letter as a usable resource for our network and not as an official expression of support for any specific party. We encourage people to send this to all candidates in their riding. In order to find your candidates, please see the official list here, under “Info for Voters”.
Statement on Canada's low climate ambitions at the 2021 Leaders Summit on Climate
In order to reach its fair share target, Canada needs to reduce GHG emissions by 60% below 2005 levels by 2030. Today's decision to increase our target to 40% is better, but not good enough to reach that goal and ensure an equitable contribution. Our closest peers are setting more ambitious goals than us. The US just announced its plan to cut emissions by 50%-52% from 2005 levels by 2030, and the EU committed to cut theirs by 55% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels. It is unacceptable and inequitable that Canada cannot at least meet the same targets as our peers.
THE NATIONAL CLIMATE LEAGUE 2020
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