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The Ministry of Natural Resources Canada has identified four key priorities for 2024, including creating sustainable jobs and industries, reducing energy bills through home retrofits, preparing for natural disasters, and increasing the availability of electric vehicle chargers. Tree Canada is a non-profit organization focused on planting trees across the country to combat climate change and protect biodiversity. The Forest Stewardship Council works to protect forests by tracking certified fiber and empowering consumers to choose responsibly sourced wood and paper products. Forests Ontario emphasizes the importance of using high-quality, source-identified tree seeds to grow healthy and resilient forests. The text also discusses the benefits of plant-based diets for personal health, the environment, and animal welfare, as well as the potential of plant-based foods to reduce the climate impact of agriculture. It highlights the importance of genetic preservation in conservation efforts and promotes the idea of donating and shopping at thrift stores to reduce clothing waste and support local communities. [Extracted from the article]

The article examines the national mood of Canadians as revealed by the election in 2021. Topics discussed include the problems facing Canadians such as school safety and continuity, business lockdowns and vaccine deployment, opinion of the public about the government's approach to the vaccine efforts and Indigenous issues, and claims of Mike Colledge of Ipsos Public Affairs Canada that the government postponed addressing such issues as racism and climate change during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The article considers the possibility of the world abandoning fossil fuels and adopting clean energy solutions on a global scale by the year 2050. Topics include the 2015 Paris Agreement and climate change; creating economic incentives for businesses, governments, and consumers; adopting and adapting existing technologies; and forecasting the impact of such wide-scale changes.

The article discusses the climate policy that Erin O'Toole would likely implement if the Conservative Party of Canada wins power. Topics covered include the approaches used by political leaders facing controversial issues such as climate change, and the possibility that there would be no meaningful distinction between the Liberals and Conservatives on climate policy.

Information about several papers discussed in the meeting initiated by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau along with provincial and territorial premiers in Vancouver, British Columbia on March 3, 2016, is presented. Topics discussed include the decentralization in government, carbon emissions and climate change. The meeting featured notable people including Philippe Couillard, Kathleen Wynne and Catherine McKenna.

Given the growing awareness of the climate catastrophe speeding toward us, one might think humanity might be doing more to curb our carbon-emitting behaviours. But even for the most worried, [...]

From head to tail fin, Maeva Giraudo noticed that the shark's wet body was smooth and firm like leather. She could feel the animal's size and strength. Rubbed the other [...]

The article focuses on the assistance offered by red squirrels to tree seed collectors who supply seed to tree nurseries to grow seedlings in Ontario. Topics discussed include the importance of the seedlings in the Canadian government campaign to plant two billion trees to mitigate climate change, key role of the squirrels in the success of tree seed collectors Chris and Colin McGee, and the efforts of Chris to compensate the squirrels for their work by leaving seeds and nuts in their habitat.

The article focuses on the venture of LeClair Organics in importing and selling the expensive Racemosa and affordable Liberica coffee species in North America during the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics discussed include the role of low supply in the high price of Racemosa, taste of the Malaysian Liberica according to business owner Jeremy LeClair, and possible emergence of the lowland Liberica species as an alternative to Arabica due to the climate change-related difficulty of growing the latter.

The author blames overpopulation as the cause for climate change. He offers information on a video titled "Nature's Economic Forum" released by the World Economic Forum. He also traces the roots of the belief in African and South Asian countries over-breeding the earth into catastrophe and explores the trend of conflating overpopulation growth with a collapse of the human ecosystem.