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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Climate change is a significant topic in the national media conversation and there is very little questioning of climate science or the need for large emissions cuts.
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Climate Change in the Canadian Media
Dive on in to read through our recommendations and the full set of findings along with expert commentary by Professor Sean Holman from Mount Royal University.
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Read more about our findings in our blog post.
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