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Climate Disinformation: From Denial to Delay at COP30 and in Canada
Obstruction and false narratives are stalling urgent climate action. Here’s how disinformation shapes decisions at the UN summit and across…
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Is “Abundance” the Future of Climate Action in Canada? Inside the Debate on Building, Growth and Clean Energy
As Canada retreats from key climate policies, a new “abundance” narrative is gaining traction—promising growth and optimism, but raising tough…
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Will Mark Carney’s Climate and Jobs Vision Win Over Young Canadians?
As Prime Minister Carney pitches a new era of climate competitiveness, young Canadians say opportunity must come with real action…
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Conservative Leaders are Failing to Respond to the Climate Concerns of their Base
More conservatives support climate action than are opposed to it. So why isn’t anyone talking to them about it?
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How to Talk to Canada’s Next Clean Technology Adopters
Affordability, knowledge gaps, and housing types—not motivation—are what stand between Canadians and clean tech adoption. New research offers solutions for…
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Placing People at the Centre of Climate Change: Lessons from Siila Watt-Cloutier
Two decades after helping reframe climate change as a human rights issue, Indigenous leader Siila Watt-Cloutier continues to reshape how…
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Stuck in the Middle: Why Canadians Feel Trapped Between Climate Action and Oil Expansion
As wildfires rage and climate anxiety rises, Canadians still see oil and gas as key to economic strength. But beneath…
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Talk, Baby, Talk
Despite shifts in polling and political priorities, Canadians continue to want bold climate action. The challenge isn’t public will —…
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Welcome to Re.Frame: Where Insight Meets Action
Re.Climate’s new blog delivers fresh research, practical tools, and real-world stories. From new polling to the latest insights from social…
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What Do Canadians Really Think About Climate Change in 2025?
In June 2025, Re.Climate hosted a webinar packed with insights from our fifth annual report, “What Do Canadians Really Think…