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Climate Reads 2: The Trailblazing Women of Climate Change

This post is part of Community Climate Transitions' Climate Reads series. Read Part 1 here.

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When it comes to climate action, there’s no doubt that women have been leading the charge for a long time. Just think of Wangari’s Trees of Peace, Greta’s Fridays for Future, or Jane’s Fire Drill Fridays. This second installment of our Climate Reads series is dedicated to them. 

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Putting residents and community at the heart of climate action

This article originally appeared in The Hill Times on May 17, 2023. Click here to access the original version.

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Climate Reads: Rekindling Hope and Stimulating Action

Today, the Community Climate Transitions team is excited to launch a new blog post series called Climate Reads. 

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New on-demand public transit service offers more flexibility to Les Collines-de-l'Outaouais travellers

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Thanks to the new Transcollines On Demand service, people travelling in and out of the regional county municipality of Les Collines-de-l'Outaouais in western Quebec (population of approx. 50k) can take advantage of flexible schedules and routes to travel nearly anywhere in the region at a time that suits them for just $4.75 per ride.

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Podcast Playlist: Sounds Like a Movement

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There’s no doubt that awareness of climate change has grown significantly in recent years. From ‘cli-fi’ speculative fiction to climate-aware songwriting, this planetary crisis seems to have finally become a fixture of both popular culture and of our collective imagination.

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How Grassroots Groups and Community Startups Can Make Their Climate Work Sustainable

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