How to tackle climate change – saying nothing of whether to establish it as fact – is a polluted issue among Canada’s politicians. I can say with reasonable certainty that many Canadians have little to incomplete knowledge of where their representatives stand on the matter. This is concerning for two
As we continue to hurtle towards a future in which the world is on fire, and people are on fire, and there isn’t enough water to put out all the fires, Canadians are starting to realize that maybe we should do something about it. Even if it means a decline
In light of the current conversations taking place around the validity of climate change, this year it feels more important than ever to take a moment this Earth Day and reflect on our habits and the effect they are having on our planet. The environmental issues we face can feel
While it may be a stretch to call them deniers, a significant number of Canadians aren’t convinced that humans are ‘mostly’ responsible for climate change. According to a recent Abacus Data poll, 30 per cent of Canadians do not believe in science that supports climate change. Even those who recognize that human
Climate change is a controversial topic, yet for #woke indiviuals it’s a conversation most are willing to have and an issue Toronto needs to work on. 8 out of 10 people see climate change as a catastrophic risk, according to the Global Catastrophic Risks 2017 survey which sampled more than 8,000 people in
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