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01 Our Work

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Liquefied natural gas in B.C.

Polluting LNG projects in B.C. make no sense from an economic, climate or Indigenous rights perspective. We support climate action and Indigenous rights, including Hereditary Wet’suwet’en leaders, and those who do believe that expanding fracked liquefied gas production is the wrong choice.

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Municipal climate solutions

We help residents work with their local governments on climate action and support municipal leaders in developing and implementing ambitious and equitable climate plans.

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Wellbeing economies

WEAll Can strives to unite environmental sustainability and social equality concerns. The alliance fosters a dynamic network dedicated to reshaping the economy for the collective wellbeing of both people and the planet.

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02 Act Online

Your voice matters

Political leaders earn their positions from votes. They care about public opinion and keep close tabs on issues constituents raise in letters, meetings, phone calls and the editorial pages of local papers.

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02 Experts

Expert views

Our work is driven by dozens of experts from across the disciplines of science, policy, communications and public engagement.

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Thriving nature

Removing Forest “Waste” Degrades Ecosystem Structure and Function

Rachel Plotkin

Boreal Project Manager

Thriving nature

Wild species’ survival should shape National Biodiversity Strategy

Rachel Plotkin

Boreal Project Manager

Environmental rights

Meet the scientist working to stop Highway 413

Gideon Forman

Climate Change and Transportation Policy Analyst

03 Stories

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April 18, 2024
Igniting the great global transformation

Shifting course, transforming not just our energy and economic systems but also our ways of thinking, will benefit the vast majority of the world’s people.

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April 11, 2024
Carbon pricing 101: How it works!

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April 4, 2024
Carbon pricing is good for the climate and affordability

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March 28, 2024
Climate change, water and ice are inextricably linked

As less snow accumulates in mountains, less water flows into streams and rivers, while reduced precipitation contributes to drought. As drought afflicts some areas, flooding is also increasing.

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