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 Climate Change

Drought
Drought is just one of the many environmental side effects of climate change.

The damaging effects of climate change are disturbing natural environments around the world. Scientists agree that human activities—particularly energy use and clear-cutting of forests—are accelerating the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. This could have far-reaching environmental, social and economic consequences. Read the articles below to find out how climate change is affecting Canada and what you can do to take action.

Global Warming

Greenhouse Gases (GHG)

 Questions about climate change

  How can polar ice melting increase the world's sea level?
  Where can I find information on carbon neutral conferencing?
  Will climate change have an effect on storm systems such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, blizzards, hurricanes?
  How much do I save in greenhouse gas emissions by not having a car?
  Does composting create greenhouse gases?
  How many trees does it take to convert the carbon dioxide produced by a car travelling 20 000 kilometers per year to oxygen?
  Which plants are the most efficient at converting carbon dioxide to oxygen?
  Do coniferous trees continue to convert carbon dioxide to oxygen or are they simply inactive during the winter months?
  How much carbon dioxide does a litre of gasoline produce?

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