It doesn’t matter if you have solar panels, drive an EV, or compost/ recycle everything you own-if you oppose more housing in your neighborhood (especially if it’s walkable or well-connected by public transit), you’re doing more to harm the environment than to help it.
This isn't getting enough attention quite yet: For the first time, the @IPCC_CH has published an interactive climate atlas where you can explore your region's potential climate future. It's not comforting, but is impressive work. https://t.co/KgmwmXJV0c
The Canadian women's soccer team has defeated the number-one ranked U.S. team. Canada now moves on to play in the Olympic gold-medal women's soccer match for the first time in the country's history. https://t.co/u2Yb1SAmxf
I can't help but reminded of last spring when it took us far too long to realize that COVID was transmitted in the air and kept using protocols designed for surface transmission.
Our current plan is based on age as the main risk factor. This is no longer true and we need to act
HBA ’21 candidate, Lena Robinson shares key takeaways from @olivianuamah, Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging at ACTRA.
https://t.co/XFWxZaelmG
Wish the media was pressing the government for a more effective and accountable vaccine rollout over politicians vacation scandals that everyone will forget about by the next election 😒
#BREAKING: Health Minister Christine Elliott says Ontario is reporting only 33 new cases of #COVID19. This is the lowest # of cases Ontario's reported since March 18, when it reported 37. It's also only one more case than the 32 reported on March 17. #COVID19Ontario#coronavirus
It's important to remember that just because someone under 40 gets infected, it’s not always via a crowded house party, says Dr. Colin Furness. He adds it's more complicated than that, as young people have service jobs. https://t.co/S3HTBepypH
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