Canada’s climate changing faster than in rest of the world, our laws need to catch up
At the federal level, this must include setting stricter, legally-binding targets and arming the public with tools to hold government to account for meeting those targets.
When we talk about climate change, we often focus on the number 1.5.
This number was at the heart of the landmark UN climate change report released last fall. It’s also the global temperature rise limit that Canada committed to working towards when it signed the Paris Agreement in 2015.
But you ...
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