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October 2, 2023
Laser Talk: The Interplay between Sulphur Termination Shock and Global Warming
October 2, 2023Research suggests that while decreasing sulphate aerosols may contribute to improved air quality, it poses the risk of exacerbating…
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September 27, 2023
LASER TALK: The Very Alarming Global Vital Signs
September 27, 2023The vital signs of our global climate are very alarming, but we still have time. We need to be…
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September 22, 2023
MEDIA RELEASE: Civil Society Meeting with MPPs to Pause Expansion of Methane-Powered Electricity
September 22, 2023“The earth just passed through the hottest three months on record. Canada is experiencing the most severe wildfire season…
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September 21, 2023
DIGITAL CAMPAIGN: Climate Action Makes Our Lives More Affordable #LeMomentEstVenu November 21 to December 15
September 21, 2023Send a letter to all your local politicians: municipal, territorial/provincial, and federal.
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September 6, 2023
Laser Talk – The IMF, Carbon Pricing and Explicit and Implicit Fossil Fuels Subsidies
September 6, 2023Here is a hopeful conclusion from the report: “Full fossil fuel price reform would reduce global carbon dioxide emissions…
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August 29, 2023
Laser Talk: Underestimating Financial Risk: An Actuarial Analysis
August 29, 2023Current climate-scenario models are flawed and underestimate future or its financial ramifications. It’s imperative that we acknowledge and address…
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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CCL Canada respectfully acknowledges that the work we support stretches across the homes of many First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples on Turtle Island and that their traditional knowledge must be significantly incorporated as part of meaningful action on the climate crisis. We acknowledge that they are traditional owners and custodians of this land and that for decades they have been the first line of defence against climate breakdown. Indigenous resistance has stopped at least 1.8 billion metric tonnes of greenhouse gas pollution on Turtle Island