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Wildfire in California. Image credit: Russ Allison Loar/Flickr
Net zero offers affordable path to climate stability
David Suzuki | New research shows global average temperatures could stabilize within a couple of decades if we quickly reduce net greenhouse gas emissions to zero.
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Conservation and climate action go together
David Suzuki | As landscapes and our approaches to conserving them shift, so too must our social systems. Climate justice and social justice are intricately linked.
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Failure to address climate crisis puts children at risk
David Suzuki | Children are especially vulnerable to climate disruption. But governments around the world are still putting the fossil fuel industry's interests first.
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On October 21, vote for climate solutions
David Suzuki | We should all examine the roster of candidates and parties where we live, compare their environmental platforms and records, and ask local contenders about their climate commitments.
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It's our choice: turn down the heat or cook the planet
David Suzuki | There's room for discussion about the most effective ways to address the climate crisis, but ultimately we have to deploy every solution available and keep developing new ones.
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Pope Francis: "prioritizing short-term economic benefits" is not a good enough reason not to have a carbon tax. Photo: Catholic Church England, Creative Commons
The Pope says global warming is real. What will publicly pious carbon-tax hating Catholics like Jason Kenney do?
David J. Climenhaga | Pope Francis, leader of 1.3 billion Catholics, has declared global warming to be a real thing and putting a price on carbon to be "essential" to saving the planet.
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Hot enough for you?
David Suzuki | We're about to get a taste of what to expect if we fail to take every measure possible to slow and eventually halt human-caused climate disruption.
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Corporate influence inflames political cynicism
David Suzuki | Each of us has a responsibility to change the way we live to minimize our carbon footprint, but we need the folks we elect to step up and restore our confidence.
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Wildfires are a climate change wake-up call
David Suzuki | Climate change doesn't necessarily start fires -- lightning, unattended campfires, carelessly tossed cigarette butts and sparks are major causes -- but it creates conditions for more and larger fires.
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"If the climate were a bank, it would be saved," protest sign from the Women's March. Image: Wikimedia Commons/Mark Dixon
Trump is a pariah in the face of climate crisis
David Suzuki | If there's a bright side to Trump's decision, it's that climate change has received more serious media coverage than ever before, and people around the world have agreed to increase their efforts.
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Increased awareness is key to resolving the climate crisis
David Suzuki | If more people truly understood the enormity of the climate crisis, we'd be engaged in an all-out effort, comparable to those undertaken during world wars, to reduce the threat.
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"I don't believe in Global Warming" on a wall. Climate change denial by Banksy
Facts and evidence matter in confronting climate crisis
David Suzuki | In this "post-truth" era of infinite information, it's difficult to get a good grasp on many subjects, let alone one as complex and massive as global warming.