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01 Our Work

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Clean, renewable electricity

New energy modelling details how we can have 100 per cent clean, renewable, reliable electricity where and when we need it by 2035. And the good news doesn’t end there! This is the bold, effective, affordable climate solution we’ve been waiting for.

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Species at risk

We build and implement strategies to ensure federal, provincial and territorial governments take the steps needed to protect at-risk species.

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Orca and salmon

Two of British Columbia’s most iconic species, Chinook salmon and southern resident killer whales, are in trouble.

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Clean, renewable electricity

Species at risk

Orca and salmon

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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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Climate solutions

Zero-emissions electricity by 2035 is possible

Tom Green

Senior Climate Policy Advisor

Thriving nature

British Columbia has a chance to get it right on Tulsequah Chief

David Suzuki

Scientist, broadcaster, author, activist and co-founder of the David Suzuki Foundation

Thriving nature

Nature a life-saver as we brace for more extreme heat

Theresa Beer

Communications and Policy Specialist

03 Stories

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August 10, 2022
Hot profits, hot temperatures and necessary solutions

As parts of the world deal with unprecedented heat, oil companies continue to rake in unprecedented profits.

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August 3, 2022
Gaia theorist James Lovelock was always ahead of the times

Dr. James Lovelock's contributions to climate science is essential to understanding our place, predicament and future.

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July 28, 2022
We can’t look away from our overheating world

We need governments to do far more than get together every few years and agree to lower emissions and protect natural features that sequester carbon. We need real leadership to usher in systemic changes that allow us to live better, sustainably and more equitably with all we have been given on this beautiful planet.

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July 20, 2022
For healthy habitats, leave it to the beavers — and other animal engineers!

Like other animals that create, modify and maintain their environments, beavers are referred to as “ecosystem engineers.”

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