Opinion reprinted from The Hamilton Spectator By Pegeen Walsh and Kim Perrotta, Sun., July 11, 2021 The last week has been a harsh reminder that while
Opinion reprinted from The Hamilton Spectator By Pegeen Walsh and Kim Perrotta, Sun., July 11, 2021 The last week has been a harsh reminder that while
Prepared by Kim Perrotta MHSc, June 17, 2021 A new report prepared by the Canadian Institute for Climate Choices (CICC), The Health Costs of Climate
Methane reductions needed to slow climate change will produce significant and immediate health benefits.
Renewable energy can improve air quality and public health, reduce health inequities, while fighting climate change.
Public health encouraging investments and policies to promote ZEVs to produce health, social equity and climate benefits.
Subsidies to the fossil fuel sector by countries around the world are undermining commitments to fight climate change.
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