Environmental Developments and Organizations

We face a series of existential challenges posed by our stewardship of the global environment that can only be addressed transnationally.

We need to move to closed loop systems where we recycle - minimizing what we put in the air, the water and the earth. We need to nuture institutions and science based cultures supportive of maintaining the natural systems that will sustain the planet.

ZeroWaste Canada      Recycling Council of BC      Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (ICCP)      Existential climate-related security risk: A scenario approach (June 2019) (we may be underestimating the risk)      UN Framework Convention on Climate Change      Western Climate Initiative, Inc      A report from the Council of Canadian Academies offers more alarming research about the impact of climate change, with no dissenting opinions (July 4, 2019)      Green Car Congress      Resources for the Future      Ecotrust      Carbon Tax Center - Pricing carbon efficiently and equitably      B.C. Oregon Agreement - to Protect Our Shared Climate and Ocean      Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem      North American Environmental Atlas      Environmental Performance Index      Yale University - U.S. Economic Model and C02 Reductions - Interactive      The World Watch Institute (WWI)      Environment News Service      The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)      The International Planned Parenthood Foundation (IPPF)      Global Environment Monitoring System (GEMS) - Water Programme      Real Climate      UN Framework Convention on Climate Change      International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP)      Climate Variability and Predictability(CLIVAR)      World Meterological Organization      Greenfacts - Peer Reviewed Studies      Carbon Disclosure Project      United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)      Blue Ocean Institute      SeaWeb      Earth Trends      World Resources Institute      Sustainable Business      Planetark      Environmental Working Group      Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions      Earth Hour      Environment Canada      US Environmental Protection Agency    Top