Tag: Earth Hour

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Earth Hour goes to extremes to protect the planet

Just five months after the end of the Libyan uprising, nineteen-year-old Mohammad Nattah will organise Earth Hour in his town of Tripoli for the first time. Read More
Just five months after the end of the Libyan uprising, nineteen-year-old Mohammad Nattah will organise Earth Hour in his...
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The winter that wasn't

I have realized that the reach of climate change has no geographic prejudice; it has quite literally hit home, my home. Climate change is now on my front porch. Read More
I have realized that the reach of climate change has no geographic prejudice; it has quite literally hit home,...
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Companies across Canada support energy conservation

Climate Champions across Canada encouraged their colleagues to turn to a sweater rather than turning up the thermostat and promoted the message of energy conservation in the workplace. Read More
Climate Champions across Canada encouraged their colleagues to turn to a sweater rather than turning up the thermostat and...
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How long have we been talking about climate change?

Babies have grown into young women and young men while the nations of the world debate the finer points of who should do what to curtail carbon emissions. Read More
Babies have grown into young women and young men while the nations of the world debate the finer points...
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My first year at WWF

Last week, I celebrated one year as a Communications Officer for WWF-Canada. It took me by surprise – at times it feels like I’ve been here forever and at times like I just... Read More
Last week, I celebrated one year as a Communications Officer for WWF-Canada. It took me by surprise –...
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50 Stories: Education matters

When people understand their connection to the natural world, they’re inspired to act. Read More
When people understand their connection to the natural world, they’re inspired to act.
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