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Guest Blog: “We need system change, not climate change”
Everybody feels the suffering of displaced climate refugees. It’s been difficult on our family, because our entire nation, Pukatawagan, is one of the communities that was evacuated 100% here to the City of Winnipeg and to communities like Sagkeeng Anishinaabe Nation.
Guest Blog: “Manitoba is not a blank map for industrial exploitation”
As a Cree woman from Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, I speak not only as a member of my Nation but as a daughter of the land. I reject the proposed development of a northern trade corridor and potential pipeline through Port Nelson and Hudson Bay.
Focusing on an affordable clean energy future
There are many ways the government could sync up its stimulus spending and clean energy ambitions.
Will the Manitoba energy strategy include geothermal?
Manitoba’s buildings have a massive opportunity beneath them — unused renewable energy. Incredibly, the technology exists to extract it via geothermal heating and cooling.
Climate Actions from Seniors for Climate MB
Tangible things you can do to protect the planet
Calling all Artists Concerned about Climate Change
If you have art that communicates your climate concerns or hopes for a safe, healthy, and affordable future – we would love to hear from you!
Buying Clubs: Local Food at Wholesale Prices
We’re launching a buying club toolkit to help you access local food at wholesale prices
Climate Action in Altona
An update on the climate action work we’ve been doing with the Town of Altona
Cultivating climate action
Climate action can begin in your backyard
Half-measures not good enough
Emissions data for Manitoba were just released via the National Inventory Report, once again highlighting the reality that our province is falling behind in the global race to net zero.