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Who Are Albertans, Anyway?

Albertans are supportive of an energy transition. What they want is a real discussion about pace and timing.
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Inside Out: Climate, Equity, and Narrative in Canada

Climate change and social equity cannot be separated.
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Talking Climate in the Time of COVID-19

Nurturing caring values, communicating in a pandemic.
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How Climate Won in the U.S. Election: Lessons for Canadians

Why climate change surged into the U.S. election cycle and lessons for Canadian elections.
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Climate Change in the Canadian Media

The national media has a major influence on policy-makers and influencers and plays a big role driving public debate.
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Engaging Women on Climate

Workshops focused on sharing the latest research and strategies for engaging women on climate.
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Climate Communications Playbook

The majority of Canadians are increasingly concerned about climate change and are willing to engage in a conversation about the transition away from fossil fuels.
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Electrifying Canada: What Citizens Want and Need to Accept Change

Why do some renewable projects fail?
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