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- Climate change is now upon us. We need to prepare for the inevitable consequences of our failure to head off the crisis.
- Climate change is now upon us. We need to prepare for the inevitable consequences of our failure to head off the crisis.
- Recent climate-related disasters are shining a bright light on another serious problem: their huge negative impact on critical infrastructure, deepened by infrastructure failings.
- Recent climate-related disasters are shining a bright light on another serious problem: their huge negative impact on critical infrastructure, deepened by infrastructure failings.
- The state of flood and hazard mapping across Canada is varied, with some of the available data around 30 or 40 years old, according to Sarah Miller, research lead for adaptation with the Canadian Climate Institute.
- The state of flood and hazard mapping across Canada is varied, with some of the available data around 30 or 40 years old, according to Sarah Miller, research lead for adaptation with the Canadian Climate Institute.
- Climate change impacts have a high price tag. The Canadian Climate Institute has estimated that key climate change impacts are already costing households in Canada roughly $720 per year.
- Climate change impacts have a high price tag. The Canadian Climate Institute has estimated that key climate change impacts are already costing households in Canada roughly $720 per year.
- The federal government must ensure that Canada's infrastructure is prepared for extreme weather events driven by climate change.
- The federal government must ensure that Canada's infrastructure is prepared for extreme weather events driven by climate change.
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