Valemount, BC — A winter aerial view of the Fraser River near Mount Robson. Wildfires in British Columbia and western Canada have become commonplace in recent years due to climate change. Image: Glen Stromquist/Getty Images.
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Saint-Mathieu-de-Rioux, QC — Construction of the Nicolas-Riou wind project in eastern Quebec. Image: Joan Sullivan / Climate Visuals.
Toronto, ON — Bike to Work Day in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Image: Jackman ChiuFollow / Climate Visuals.
Fort McMurray, AB — First Nation youth wearing masks in front of smoke stacks in Alberta. Image: Ben Powless / Climate Visuals.
Saint John, NB — Oil cars unload at the terminal in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Image: Chris Toe Pher / Climate Visuals.
Fort McMurray, AB — In 2016, a wildfire swept through several neighbourhoods in Fort McMurray, Alberta prompting the mass evacuation of over 88,000 people. Image: Asonwoodhead23 / Climate Visuals.
British Columbia — Sustainable agriculture is an important piece of the puzzle for achieving decarbonization. Image: Province of British Columbia / Climate Visuals.
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Baffin Island, NU — An Inuit mother has her daughter in her amouti, a traditional way to carry the young people. Some residents of Nunavut say they can see the effects of climate change in real life, in their own back yard. Image: Ryerson Clark/Getty Images.
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Carleton University
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Carleton University
1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
K1S 5B6
Canada
Carleton University
1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
K1S 5B6
Canada