The Moral Imperative: Recent release in the MC3 video series
The fourth video in the Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) series has been released.
The fourth video in the Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) series has been released.
A new video has been released on the CRC HEAD Talks channel!
A new Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) case study synopsis has been released, featuring the community of Prince George located in the north of British Columbia.
Urban Sustainability: Reconnecting Space and Place is a recently release book on sustainable urban planning created through 12 contributors and three primary editors, Ann Dale (Canada Research Chair in Sustainable Community Development, Royal Roads University), William T. Dushenko (Vice-President Academics at Yukon College), and Pamela Robinson (School of Urban and Regional Planning, Ryerson University).
A new Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) case study synopsis has been released, featuring the community of Eagle Island located in the municipality of West Vancouver.
A new video in the Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) series has just been released!
A new MC3 case study synopsis has been released, featuring the City of Dawson Creek.
Dawson Creek is a city with a population of approximately 11,000 located in BC’s Peace Region. Its oil and gas industry is a major contributor to the city’s economy; however, in the midst of this industry, the City has developed some of the most innovative climate change and sustainability-related initiatives in BC. Years before the Carbon Tax was instituted, Dawson Creek had already begun the process of reducing its corporate and community GHG emissions.
A new MC3 case study synopsis has been released. This one features the City of North Vancouver, located on the north shore of the Greater Vancouver Regional District.
The Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) Project has begun releasing synopses for its case studies, and will continue to do so on a weekly basis. The first of these case synopses focuses on the northeast Vancouver Island municipality of Campbell River.
The second video of the Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC3) Video Series has been released.