Upcoming Events
Reducing GHG Emissions in the Power Sector, May 19 (online)
The Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy is presenting a panel discussion on reducing GHG emissions in the power sector from 1:30-3 pm, May 12.
Grassland Songbirds, May 19 (webinar)
Jody Daniel will discuss the cumulative effects of oil and gas development in Alberta on grassland songbirds in a noon-hour webinar on May 19 sponsored by PCAP-SK.
Climate Law after Covid, May 26 (webinar)
Join West Coast’s Climate Lawyer Andrew Gage for a virtual dialogue about the future of climate change law and litigation and how we need to adapt in the context of COVID-19 from 1-2 pm (in Saskatchewan), May 26.
More and more events are going online. Be sure to check the EcoFriendly Sask Calendar for details.
YouTube
Beginner Bird Id Workshop, Birds Canada
The Citizen’s Guide to Climate Success, Marc Jaccard
Local News
Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) in partnership with Retail Co-ops across Western Canada are working on the roll-out of an EV charging corridor along Highway 1. EV owners who are interested in testing the chargers should contact Sean Gault at 306-649-5333 or sean.gault@fcl.crs
Saskatchewan should lay the foundation for a stronger future by setting aside a portion of its revenues from natural resources.
The Saskatchewan Environmental Society Solar Co-op will be building a nearly 1000-panel solar array at the CNH Industrial-New Holland site on 71st Street.
From Information to Action
A national investment in climate-oriented upgrades to homes and buildings would improve efficiency and move us towards a low-carbon future.
“Don’t kill bats. They might actually be the key to learning how to fight these viruses in the future.”
Capitalism has been suspended during the coronavirus crisis, but have we changed the rules?
Need more public space to accommodate an indefinite period of social distancing – how about golf courses, cemeteries, parking lots, and university campuses?
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