Our #coastsnap stations in #PEI captured some devastating beach and dune erosion from #HurricaneFiona . Shoreline change and volume losses from these and our other #coastie sites in Atlantic Canada coming soon. @DocHarleyMD @ScienceUWindsor @UWinResearch @CZCAssociation
In the past decade, #extremeweather events have led to significant insured losses in many #Ontario cities, in addition to uninsured losses, productivity losses, interruption in business activity, as well as hardship and anxiety among residents. Visit https://t.co/6jWxe90YyJ
Ontario Chapter out now! DYK? Climate change is one of the greatest threats facing the Great Lakes Basin. Increased water level variability alone will have significant economic implications for industry, shipping, hydroelectricity, agriculture & tourism. https://t.co/1QM7AqS1VE
In #Ontario@conont and Conservation Authorities are key agents for adaptation implementation within watersheds. They also contribute to improved regional climate change knowledge along with best practices in adaptation and development of analytics tools.
Upcoming FACoP webinars! Tomorrow! Learn about Canadian Centre for Climate Services Map of Adaptation Actions and fire weather models being developed using the Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index and future projections. #forestry#climateadaptation
https://t.co/kW7PbLZ2WF
New report from @GovCanHealth just launched: Health of Canadians in a Changing Climate. Focusing on the health & well-being impacts of climate change. Great to see such focus on #equity, mental health, and implementation. #changingclimate#climatechange https://t.co/t5sdt3uRmE
Want to make @Aburg_TownHall even better? @ThriveAburg has so many wonderful ideas! Click the link below 👇 and join the collective! You’ll be glad you did! https://t.co/XwiWOpVQdt ❤️
We don't always get a chance to visualize sea level rise. But this King Tide was forecast to push storm surge ~40 cm >than high tide. That's roughly what current climate projections have happening to Vancouver by 2050. Might not sound like much but it amplifies storms like today
"Schools should be the first to open, and the last to close."
As of January 5th in #Ontario:
CLOSED: Schools
OPEN (with 50% capacity): malls, non-essential retail settings, personal care services, indoor weddings, and religious services and ceremonies.
It’s nearly 2022. We’ll be starting off the new year with updates from previous guests about their climate action.
Are you tackling climate change in your community? Do you know of others who are launching new initiatives? Tweet us and let us know!
Thank you @kelseyarolfe and @tvo for featuring our EcoTeam today!
How these high-schoolers are teaching their community about climate change | TVO https://t.co/CBUpUq5dVE
Stunning spectrograms! Thanks so much for having me @DMennill - I love that you’re incorporating career development and networking opportunities into your (virtual) lab meetings!
From Flight Call Researcher to liaison with the Climate Risk Institute… Lab alum Claire Sanders joined us to share her experiences working with a conservation authority and a climate nonprofit. Thanks for talking about careers with us @clrsndrs!
Impostor syndrome is a paradox:
-Others believe in you
-You don't believe in yourself
-Yet you believe yourself instead of them
If you doubt yourself, shouldn't you also doubt your judgment of yourself?
When multiple people believe in you, it might be time to believe them.