Climate change is considered by many scientists to be the most serious threat facing the world today. The Kyoto Protocol is an international treaty that requires countries around the world to cut greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change - opening the door to a cleaner future of innovative energy technologies. Solutions include phasing out coal plants, expanding renewable energy sources and public transit, and creating new efficiency standards for vehicles and buildings. Find out what you can do to help make a difference!

Canada recently hosted the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Montreal. It was the biggest and most important climate conference the world has seen since the Kyoto Protocol was adopted in 1997. More than 10,000 delegates from more than 189 countries were there. Read more >>

 

November 22, 2005
A new report from the David Suzuki Foundation shows Canada needs to go far beyond its Kyoto targets if it is to meaningfully address climate change.
News release | Summary | Full report | Version francais

Go Carbon Neutral. Learn about the David Suzuki Foundation's carbon neutral program, and how you, too, can support the switch to renewable energy.

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