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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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HIRING: Executive Director, @TOenviro, Toronto. Lead one of Canada’s top local, municipal environmental orgs — strategy, advocacy, leadership. Salary ~$104K + benefits. Changemakers encouraged to apply: GoodWork.ca/947157 | #NonprofitJobs #Environment
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Looking for a fun-filled summer job?☀️ Now is your chance to work with the Parks Canada team at Rouge National Urban Park!🌳
Click the link to apply today! 🔗 GoodWork.ca/997747
Can someone please explain how humanity is supposed to adapt to this?
Climate change is making these severe events more severe and more frequent. No time to wait. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #renewables #spain
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"We need to face the undeniable. Fiona cannot be viewed in isolation, but instead as one data point — albeit a dramatic and calamitous one for those afflicted — in an inexorable trend toward an increasingly unstable biosphere." #StopBurningFossilFuels cbc.ca/news/opinion/opinion-…
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Climate change is making hurricanes stronger.
Fossil fuels drive climate change.
@SeamusORegan has spent his political career pushing fossil fuel expansion.
This isn't a random event, this is the result of decisions O'Regan and every other climate-delaying politician made.
ALT A photo of Canada's Labour Minister, Seamus O'Regan, surveying the devastation Hurricane Fiona caused in Port aux Basques, Newfoundland with a shocked look on his face. O'Regan is labelled "pro-oil politicians" and the destroyed homes are labelled "the exact thing climate scientists warned them about"
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#harvestontariowalk Photo from location where proposed highway 413 would cross the humber river. If you agree we should #savedontpave reply with #Stopthe413 #
Toronto #ClimateStrike! cc @canadagreenjobs @fffcanada @toforfuture @ForOurKidsTO @Toronto350 @weareTCAN @TCBN_TO @ClimateFast @PplClimateMvt @Reality_Canada @CitizensLobbyCa @CleanAir_Canada @CJusticeTO @peelclimate @ParkHP4climate @climatecsi @climateactnow @CREWToronto
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Next month, we'll head to the polls for the municipal election. This election is important: who we elect will hold power at City Hall during a critical window to act on climate and the environment.
Read our 2022 Greener City for All Platform ➡ election.torontoenvironment.… #TOpoli
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Remember this picture every single time you hear someone in your city say "we're not Amsterdam." This was #Amsterdam in the 1970's via @fietsprofessor. The cities we admire made better choices regarding cars, and are still making them today. Better choices instead of excuses.
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We’ve got callaloo! This year we’ve loved growing callaloo for the first time at our Iceland Teaching Garden and it has been abundant! Callaloo is a Caribbean leafy green vegetable that can also be harvested for its seeds. How do you cook with callaloo? Share your recipe tips!
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France’s longest river, the Loire, is running dry due to a 'historic drought'. More than 100 towns don't have access to drinking water. The Loire is also the source of cooling water for 12 nuclear power plants.
How many more 'historic events' before we #ActOnClimate?
#climate
Contract: #Toronto Public Library – Environmentalist in Residence 2022 – GoodWork.ca/Toronto GoodWork.ca/964446
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Electric vehicles aren’t the answer – more #walkable neighbourhoods is. ow.ly/FkZq50IVUmT
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This headline is terrible, @CBCNews. Nowhere in this article does it make the case that Canadians “love” their cars, and there is not nearly enough recognition of the way that transportation systems built for cars first robs people of choice when prices rise.
Hiring: Legal Counsel, full-time, Toronto... GoodWork.ca/917885 / cc:
@CanEnvLawAssn @ecojustice_ca @Lawyers4Climate @canclimatelaw @envirojusticeca