The world is continuously suffering from natural disasters due the effects of climate change. There are over 200 active forest fires in Canada, destroying our natural resources that keep climate change from getting even worse. I have designed these climate change forest fire stickers to promote awareness and action against climate change. The stickers are meant to show over time (symbolized by the hourglass), how climate change will affect the planet’s trees through rapidly increasing forest fires. For each stickers sold, 15% of the profits will be donated to the Canadian Red Cross for the 2023 Canada Wildfire Fund. The fund helps with Canadian relief, recovery and risk reduction activities such as mitigation and climate change adaption. Resources: https://cwfis.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/report https://donate.redcross.ca/page/131920/donate/1?locale=en-CA&type=single&langpref=en-CA&_ga=2.121285320.136537241.1690757132-1067989458.1690757132&_gac=1.228863598.1690757528.CjwKCAjwlJimBhAsEiwA1hrp5rx77RhVZN93zqStyBZ4mbsP8a4GjlbURIiWHpHQbdsASQCn8pNQbhoCy1wQAvD_BwE https://donate.redcross.ca/page/131920/donate/1?locale=en-CA&type=single&langpref=en-CA&_ga=2.121285320.136537241.1690757132-1067989458.1690757132&_gac=1.228863598.1690757528.CjwKCAjwlJimBhAsEiwA1hrp5rx77RhVZN93zqStyBZ4mbsP8a4GjlbURIiWHpHQbdsASQCn8pNQbhoCy1wQAvD_BwE

The lighthouse has always symbolized protection and a safe haven, offering mariners and coastal communities a comforting beacon of security.

By the end of the century, the small, fierce carnivores of the north could lose most of their habitat south of Canada because of climate change.

Don’t be fooled by the near-blizzards we’ve endured in recent weeks. The vast, white fields of snow that blanket Canada each winter are shrinking, particularly in Quebec, due to climate change.

Environment and Climate Change Canada is worried about how salty the water diverted to Last Mountain Lake will be, as well the project's impact on North America's largest bird sanctuary.

Does it seem like you're seeing more ducks than you remember as a kid? You might be right. A new report examining changes in bird populations in Canada A new report on changes in bird populations in Canada since the 1970s waterfowl and birds of prey numbers are up but significant declines for other birds.

David Ellingsen is a Canadian artist using photography to explore environment, climate, and effects of extractive colonialism. He works predominantly in long-term projects with a focus on climate, biodiversity and the forest.

Making sure cities are resilient to a broad array of challenges has become a core concern for anyone involved in urban planning.

Jill Pelto, artist and earth and climate scientist, is paving new paths for science communication. Pelto accessibly captures the urgency of scientific climate data through her watercolour art pieces. She holds a Masters of Science focusing on the sensitivity of the Antarctic Ice Sheet and degrees […]

The federal government report warns Canada's Arctic is most affected by the changing climate.

Our planet is literally swimming in plastic! And it is getting more serious and irreversible every day. Why is there no bottle return deposit charged on water bottles? Why is water different than beer, soda, or any other beverage, when it is sold and consumed exactly the same way? Water is by far the most bought and consumed beverage on the planet, and something needs to be done. Why does wil

In Oslo, street lamps are powered by renewables. To conserve energy, the smart lights dim when nobody is around. The Norwegian capital, like the rest of the country, is proud of its exceptional green credentials. Its public transportation system too is powered entirely by renewable energy. Two thirds of new cars sold in the city are electric. There’s even a highway for bees.

Researchers discover a wholesale replacement of plankton species that form the base of Great Slave Lake’s food chain

By now, scientists have made it as clear as they can that climate change is real and greenhouse gas emissions are to blame. But what is perhaps less well known is the natural role the Arctic plays in both accelerating climate change and spreading its often disastrous consequences around the world.

This complete bundle teaches all about how people have traditionally adapted to live in their climate. It also explains the differences between climate and weather. Each part of this bundle is designed to compliment the other. After watching the video (along with the accompanying notes) the teacher can walk the class through the similar (but more detailed) slideshow to facilitate discussion on the various points being taught. The student booklet has worksheets which accompany the slideshow and allow for the students to show their understanding of the knowledge. **************************************************************************** Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺****************************************************************************

Country will work with the four provinces that still burn coal to reach its goal

Governments urged to ramp up efforts to tackle climate emergency as temperature records smashed

David Ellingsen is a Canadian artist using photography to explore environment, climate, and effects of extractive colonialism. He works predominantly in long-term projects with a focus on climate, biodiversity and the forest.

Federal Environment Minister Peter Kent thinks recent extreme weather events are forcing politicians in both Canada and the U.S. to focus on the issue of climate change, and that includes members of his Conservative government's cabinet.

Climate change is real and humans are causing it.

A Small House is a tribute to the endless artistic inventiveness of architects and ingenuity of perception of the familiar and known concepts. It is also a conscious pivot towards sustainability and reduction of impact on the environment as well as a daring attitude of change in lifestyle. As humanity faces inevitable pressures such as climate change, an increase in population, and strain on resources, these solutions are helping shape what the world may look like in the future.Whether in the dense urban areas of Tokyo, the wilderness of Australia, the woods of Canada, or a rooftop in Ecuador, this is the world of Small Houses. The one common point they share, is that they all have an area of no more than 100 square meters. Spanning 25 countries such as Brazil, Hungary, South Korea, Netherlands, USA, Japan, and Australia, described here there are houses designed by 57 architects, including Takeshi Hosaka’s Love2 House, Aranza de Ariño’s Casa Tiny, and the work of Jakub Szczesny, Charles Pictet, Lada Hršak, BIG, and Fran Silvestre, among others. This is a journey not only through recent evolutions in architectural design and creativity, but it is also a step toward a more sustainable world. Publisher ‏ : ‎ Taschen America Llc; Multilingual edition (February 7, 2023) Language ‏ : ‎ Multilingual Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 421 pages ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 3836587017 ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-3836587013 Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 7.51 pounds Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 9.5 x 1.75 x 14.5 inches

A new report creates a conservation strategy that will promote wildlife resiliency in the Southern Canadian Rockies to the future impacts of climate change and road use. The report's "safe passages and safe havens" were informed in part by an assessment of six iconic species -- bull trout, westslope cutthroat trout, grizzly bears, wolverines, mountain goats and bighorn sheep -- five of which were ranked as highly vulnerable to projected changes.

American entrepreneur and philanthropist Bill Gates says Canada and the U.S. must set an example for the rest of the world in the fight against climate change in an interview with CBC's Matt Galloway.

Completed in 2020 in Montreal, Canada. Images by Marc Cramer, James Brittain . Within the international architecture competition held by Montreal’s Space for Life Institution, KANVA’s mandate was to enhance the immersive...

One of the reasons humans haven’t taken real action on climate change is because it’s a problem that’s difficult to visualize. But a video shot in Canada’s arctic has captured a scene of the damage that humans are inflicting on the planet.

The summer of heatwaves and forest fires leaves my friends feeling helpless and a little hysterical, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

Scientists have documented more than 12,000 species worldwide that are moving to more hospitable regions, including everything from fish to bees to caribou to grasses to berries to trees.

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