Canada's Climate Change Calendar
Climate change is not a problem of the distant future - it is happening now. Canada’s Climate Change Calendar describes the impacts of climate change on more than 170 countries, and draws attention to the inspiring actions that communities are taking to fight climate change at home.
Canada is one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gas emissions in the world. At 22.9 metric tons, Canada's annual level of per person emissions is more than 13 times higher than that of India.
Canada’s Climate Change Calendar shows by when during 2010 the average Canadian citizen will have produced as much greenhouse gases as a citizen from another country will produce during the whole year.
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Climate Action Network Canada gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Heinrich Böll Foundation.
Report: Canada's Contribution to Climate Change in Global Perspective
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This report describes Canada’s Climate Change Calendar, highlighting the climate change impacts on a handful of countries and shedding light on Canada’s disproportionate contribution to the growing climate crisis.
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Impacts on Canada's Aboriginal Communities
Canada's Indigenous People have witnessed rapid warming and noticeable climatic change in recent decades. These changes threaten the health, food security, sovereignty and cultures of aboriginal peoples across the country.
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