We have just released a two page summary of Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation: An Action Agenda for BC Decision-Makers, a report that distills the findings of MC3 and provides recommendations to stimulate more community innovation and implementation of climate change adaptation and mitigation.
Created through partnership between Community Research Connections and the University of Alberta, this animation explores the relationship between carbon footprints and income. Specifically, the video shares outcomes and ideas from research conducted by Kennedy, E.H., H. Krahn, and N.T.
The Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) project organized a Peer-to-Peer Learning Exchange on January 2013 that brought over 40 climate leaders and champions from across BC to Royal Roads University’s Centre for Dialogue to exchange information about the drivers of climate action and innovations occurring in the province.
Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation: An Action Agenda for BC Decision-Makers has just be released and is available from the publications section of the website.
Two mind maps have been released featuring the ideas and outcomes of Degrowth: A Critical Juncture?, CRC Research's workshop on rethinking the meaning of growth and prosperity in current times and exploring alternatives to the traditional economic paradigm of constant growth.
The second Solutions Agenda conversation, focusing on the theme of energy, is now available from the website.
Our second e-Dialogue of the Solutions Agenda research project is scheduled for March 15th, 10:00am - 12:00pm PDT or 1:00pm - 3:00pm EDT, focusing on the theme of energy.
A new Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) case study synopsis has been released, featuring the City of Victoria.
The first of the Solutions Agenda conversations has been released and is available from the website.
A new Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) case study synopsis has been released, featuring Carbon Neutral Kootenays (CNK), an initiative involving collaboration of communities throughout the Kootenays region of British Columbia.