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JOIN US FOR A WEBINAR On INNOVATING POTATO FARMING IN PEI ON OCT. 23!
Climate Reality Canada and The Canadian Environmental Network (RCEN) are thrilled to present the second session of our Innovation Speaker Series on October 23 at 12PM ET / 9AM PT, featuring Emily Cowin — engineer, entrepreneur and co-founder of 46 AG Agricultural Technology.
Emily and her team are the first in the world to adapt 360 Rain, a groundbreaking, computer-guided irrigation system for potatoes on an industrial scale in Prince Edward Island. This technology cuts water use by up to half while improving yields and resilience, offering a powerful example of climate-smart agriculture in action.
Don’t miss this conversation on how innovation can help farmers meet the challenges of a changing climate.
How Local Electeds and Communities Can Drive Local Climate Action Together
Kicking off on October 16, this free, four-part webinar series will explore how engagement and collaboration at the community level can unlock new opportunities for climate leadership. Each session will highlight practical strategies, real-world examples, and lessons learned from elected officials and community leaders who have worked together to advance local climate solutions.
JOIN THE GREEN INK BOOK CLUB
Craving meaningful conversations and a good read?
Join Green Ink, a book club where words become powerful agents of change. Each month, we explore climate-forward reads that provoke, challenge and inspire. From ecopsychology to systems change, you’ll find ideas that stay with you and a community to explore them with.
Join for free and start reading with us!
LEARN ABOUT CLIMATE-FOCUSED DEMOCRATIC INNOVATION
Our new report, Advancing Climate Action through Participatory Democracy: Innovative Approaches for Public Engagement at the Local Level, explores how municipalities are using innovative approaches to bring residents into the policy process. Co-developed with Simon Fraser University’s CERi, this report is a valuable resource for municipal leaders, civil society groups and advocates working to strengthen democratic participation at the local level.
Download the full report or catch the recording of the April 24 launch webinar with Climate Caucus!
EXPLORE THE 6TH EDITION OF THE NCL municipal climate action REPORT
The National Climate League Standings report is back! Get the latest on local climate progress in over 50 municipalities across Canada, with detailed policy scans, data visualizations and in-depth analysis.
Sign up to download the full report and discover how your city measures up!
ThE 1St NCLC REPORT IS NOW AVAILABLE
The National Climate League: Campus Edition (NCLC) is here! This first-ever edition builds on the success of our flagship NCL report, highlighting how 14 post-secondary universities and colleges across Canada are advancing sustainability and climate action.
Download the full report and discover which campuses are leading the way!
toolkit for rural and remote communities
From floods to wildfires, rural and remote communities face heightened susceptibility to the adverse effects of climate change. Our toolkit supports local organizers and advocates in building grassroots climate leadership in every corner of the country.
Explore this resource and learn how to empower your community with knowledge, strategy and support!
OVER 700,000 CANADIANS HAVE ATTENDED A CLIMATE REALITY PROJECT CANADA PRESENTATION
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