Stop, Children. What's that sound? Everybody look what's going down. The basic plan is this -- we are going to gather in the Southeast corner of Christie Pits Park, bring our signs and songs and musical instruments, and then sit down on the grass and eat while we talk about what we can do … Continue reading Climate Picnic 2019
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We should consider nuclear power, but advocates shouldn’t pretend it’s perfect.
Lately, it feels like half the discussions about climate change I encounter online devolve into a shouting match about nuclear power between those who support it and those who oppose it, neither of whom are taking a balanced view of the issue. Instead, as in most situations where intelligent people disagree, advocates and opponents have … Continue reading We should consider nuclear power, but advocates shouldn’t pretend it’s perfect.
Our E-Newsletter: All-Killer, No-Filler
You don't always have time to keep up with the overwhelming amount of climate change and climate action news -- so we're starting a newsletter. A typical newsletter might include any of the following: Key climate change news from the realms of science, policy and activism -- with a focus on actionable information rather than … Continue reading Our E-Newsletter: All-Killer, No-Filler
BTW – We have a Youtube Channel
We started a Youtube channel and Matt is learning to use video editing software. So far we've posted a climate action compilation, a video recap of an Extinction Rebellion event in Toronto that we attended, some AMAZING deputations about Toronto's climate plan and one video featuring kittens explaining the climate crisis. In the future, we intend … Continue reading BTW – We have a Youtube Channel
Toronto Climate Emergency Action Plan
We've been working with MobilizeTO to build a plan to get a climate emergency motion passed in Toronto (similar to the one in Vancouver). We have a plan, but we have no money, so we need people power -- and that means you. The first phase of the plan is to find one councillor willing … Continue reading Toronto Climate Emergency Action Plan
