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Our throwaway culture has filled landfills, choked waterways, and wasted valuable resources—but there’s a better way.
Waste management and the circular economy are about more than just recycling bins; they’re about rethinking our whole approach to stuff: how it’s made, used, and what happens when we’re done with it.
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More than 80% of Canadians now live in cities—and how we design, build, and manage those cities will shape our climate, our health, and our day-to-day lives for decades to come.
Urban planning and sustainable cities means reimagining everything from transportation and housing to energy, parks, and public spaces. The goal? Communities that are resilient to climate change, support well-being, and work for everyone—not just the loudest honker in the pond.
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Switching to renewable energy isn’t just about plugging in a few solar panels and calling it a day.
It’s about transforming how we generate, distribute, and use power across the country—making our homes, workplaces, and communities cleaner, healthier, and more resilient in the face of climate change.
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The scale of the climate crisis means that big solutions need big frameworks.
Policy, regulation, and international agreements shape the way Canada—and the world—responds to environmental challenges. From national carbon pricing to global climate summits, these tools help set targets, enforce action, and keep everyone (more or less) playing by the same rules.
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From vast forests and wild rivers to prairies, lakes, and the Arctic tundra, Canada’s natural resources are legendary.
But they’re not infinite. Climate change, overuse, pollution, and development are putting pressure on the lands, waters, and wildlife we all depend on.
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From coast to coast to coast, Canadians are coming together to face climate change—one classroom, neighbourhood, and town hall at a time.
Community engagement and education are the spark that turns concern into action, knowledge into solutions, and strangers into allies for a more sustainable future.
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Before we can tackle climate change, we need to understand it.
Climate science and data are the foundation of smart decisions—from farmers planning crops to governments setting emissions targets and communities preparing for floods or wildfires.
Canada’s researchers, universities, and citizen scientists track everything from Arctic ice to urban heatwaves. With powerful models, satellites, and a whole lot of teamwork, they turn raw data into insights for action.
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Cutting carbon emissions is at the heart of climate action—locally, nationally, and globally.
Canada’s economy, cities, and way of life have long relied on energy that comes with a carbon cost. But now, with climate impacts growing, there’s unprecedented urgency—and opportunity—to rethink how we power our homes, travel, grow food, and build the future.
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From prairie grasslands and Arctic tundra to ancient forests and vibrant wetlands, Canada is home to an incredible diversity of life.
But climate change, habitat loss, pollution, and invasive species are putting that richness at risk—along with the ecosystem services we all rely on: clean air, safe water, fertile soil, and a climate that supports life.
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Farming and food don’t just feed our bodies—they connect communities, shape economies, and drive cultures across Canada.
But climate change is transforming the way we grow, transport, and eat food, creating both new risks and new opportunities for sustainable agriculture.