This is what local climate action looks like
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- Published on Sunday, 29 November -0001 16:00
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Communities without pollution are vibrant places to live
Hi Paov,
Last year’s unprecedented climate disasters have made it even more urgent to eliminate carbon pollution. Municipal elections are in October, and local governments will make key decisions around land use, transportation, food and energy in the coming years.
Building better neighbourhoods with multi-family housing, walkable streets, reliable public transit, local food and sustainable power can help tackle climate change and deliver a better quality of life for everyone.
In our latest report, Communities Take On Climate Change, we describe a vision for non-polluting cities and towns that are also vibrant places to live. It offers practical solutions for local leaders to address the climate crisis and BC’s affordability crisis at the same time. Throughout this paper, we encourage readers to work with Indigenous Nations on their ambitions for their territories.Voters need to know what it looks like to eliminate pollution at a local level.
Read on to learn more about how your community can take action on climate change. Share the paper with friends and neighbours, and contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to receive more copies. Discuss these issues in your community and with municipal candidates. CHECK OUT THE PAPER Demand candidates show us they understand what needs to be done and how it will benefit all lives.
Together, we can show the rest of Canada and the world what it looks like to win this fight for a safe climate.
For the climate,
Peter McCartney
Climate Campaigner
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