With thanks to the more than 600 people who joined us for this Seniors for Climate webinar with Katharine Hayhoe on September 9th-2026, here is the full recording. Katharine showed […]
At CALL’s December learning meeting, speaker, Mitchell Beer — a veteran climate and energy communicator and founding publisher of The Energy Mix — shared his perspective on the Canada-Alberta Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in his talk, “Pricing A Pipeline: What’s Real and What’s Next”.
Learn how to recognize “green fakes” made by the oil and gas industry. Professor Chris Russill, the Director of re.Climate at Carleton University and expert Iris Fairley-Beam explain how “greenwashing” misleads us all.
Join us when Professor Mark Winfield helped us to understand the state of the province’s existing energy system and where the Ford government’s current policy directions were taking us.
Learn more about Seniors for Climate, in this week’s learning post.
On April 6th, 2022, (prior to the June 2022 Provincial election), CALL’s Climate Advocacy interest group held a meeting and prepared various presentations to discuss how climate policy issues were […]
In her presentation, “Climate Inequality – an Individual Perspective”, CALL co-founder Caroline Taylor explains how climate change is not an even playing field – where people vary in their emissions, […]
At the February 7th CALL monthly learning meeting, our guest speaker, Aliénor Rougeot, Program Manager – Climate and Energy at Environmental Defence, gave her professional and personal take on COP28 in Dubai, […]
At CALL’s March 6th learning meeting, “Approaching the Climate Emergency with Courage & Activism” we had asked CALL members to send us hopeful stories they’d read or podcasts they’d listened […]
At CALL’s learning meeting on May 1st, 2024, Dr. Jennifer Penney provided an outstanding overview of the importance of climate change adaptation, in conjunction with mitigation as we transition from […]
