From agriculture to artwork and health care to politics, climate change is reshaping every part of our lives. The crisis is here – a code red or a tipping point, as Western researchers described it – but it’s not time to throw up our hands. Our …
Our Warming Planet
Indigenous Peoples feel the brunt of rising temperatures, climate policy
Planetary health researcher Nicole Redvers amplifying high-stakes voices in ‘code red’ climate emergency
Canadians know climate change is happening, but do they care?
Why political will and optics can derail climate change policies
Toward a sustainable future through art and literature
Arts and humanities profs unravel the role that art and literature play in spurring action on climate change
‘Most promising path:’ Using nature-based solutions to respond to climate change
Ivey Business School experts argue governments can lead the way with cheap, effective nature-based solutions
‘Over a tipping point:’ Rising temperatures hit plants and animals
Western experts share their insights into effects of a warming planet on tree and bird species
Interconnected crisis: Declining planetary and population health
Western professors Dr. Anna Gunz and Lesley Gittings connect the dots between climate change and our health
A new trajectory: Climate change rapidly impacting Canadian agriculture
New techniques and technologies needed to manage shifts in growing seasons, crop yields, weather and pests
Record warming: How should Canada, its cities and citizens adapt?
Western professor emeritus Gordon McBean and professor James Voogt are working on the answers
‘We need everybody’: Mitigating climate change requires creativity, thinking differently
Turning desire for change into action is key, experts say
Weather extremes and adapting to an increasingly dangerous world
Tornadoes, flooding, and hail are part of a new reality for many Canadians
Indigenous Peoples feel the brunt of rising temperatures, climate policy
Planetary health researcher Nicole Redvers amplifying high-stakes voices in ‘code red’ climate emergency
Canadians know climate change is happening, but do they care?
Why political will and optics can derail climate change policies
Toward a sustainable future through art and literature
Arts and humanities profs unravel the role that art and literature play in spurring action on climate change
‘Most promising path:’ Using nature-based solutions to respond to climate change
Ivey Business School experts argue governments can lead the way with cheap, effective nature-based solutions
‘Over a tipping point:’ Rising temperatures hit plants and animals
Western experts share their insights into effects of a warming planet on tree and bird species
Interconnected crisis: Declining planetary and population health
Western professors Dr. Anna Gunz and Lesley Gittings connect the dots between climate change and our health
A new trajectory: Climate change rapidly impacting Canadian agriculture
New techniques and technologies needed to manage shifts in growing seasons, crop yields, weather and pests
Record warming: How should Canada, its cities and citizens adapt?
Western professor emeritus Gordon McBean and professor James Voogt are working on the answers
‘We need everybody’: Mitigating climate change requires creativity, thinking differently
Turning desire for change into action is key, experts say
Weather extremes and adapting to an increasingly dangerous world
Tornadoes, flooding, and hail are part of a new reality for many Canadians