Governmental Representatives: Research & Collaboration by https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p en-us 2022-01-29 07:15:44 UTC 2025-12-16 14:01:56 UTC hello@padlet.com garynrickwood1 https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018962898 Living Law on a Living Earth: Aboriginal Religion, Law and the Constitution by John Burrows (2006) via Quercus]]> 2022-01-29 07:22:07 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018962898 garynrickwood1 https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018963136 2022-01-29 07:22:55 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018963136 garynrickwood1 https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018963316 2022-01-29 07:23:29 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018963316 garynrickwood1 https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018963494 2022-01-29 07:24:01 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018963494 garynrickwood1 https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018963643 2022-01-29 07:24:31 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2018963643 ashleyjeon https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024170824
  • Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change (developed with the provinces and territories and in consultation with Indigenous peoples)
    • Includes a pan-Canadian approach to pricing carbon pollution, and measures to achieve reductions across all sectors of the economy
    • Aims to drive innovation and growth by increasing technology development and adoption to ensure Canadian businesses are competitive in the global low-carbon economy
    • Also includes actions to advance climate change adaptation and build resilience to climate impacts across the country

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  • Despite doing all we can to prevent climate change, it’s a slippery slope; therefore, we also have the Greening Government Strategy
    • Increase the resilience of assets, services and operations by adapting to the changing climate

    • ]]>     2022-02-01 19:53:04 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024172294     ashleyjeon https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024177619
  • Arctic Policy Framework represents combined efforts of the Government of Canada, provinces and territories, Indigenous Peoples and Northerners
    • Looking ahead to the year 2030, the framework will guide the federal government’s involvement in the North, including supporting adaptation action

    • ]]>     2022-02-01 19:56:02 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024177619     ashleyjeon https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024178865 Probably going to be something about how carbon taxes are not effective in negating the usage of fossil fuels. However, this is the gov't's first strategy towards appealing towards corporations and maintaining a capitalist strategy. Perhaps w our new policies and strategies that take in the considerations of the youth, Indigenous peoples, radical environmentalists, etc., we can come up w better solutions for negating the use of fossil fuels.

    ]]>     2022-02-01 19:56:41 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024178865     - Since climate change is a global issue, international agreements are required to establish consensus https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024181717 - Governments carry much more sway than youth who cannot vote, radical environmentalists who are viewed as fringe groups and corporations who have the sole goal of profit
    - The only major climate success in history was achieved through the 1987 Montreal Protocol which succeeded in reducing CFC emissions that we depleting the ozone layer
    - Ozone layer is currently returning to pre-CFC levels
    - Canadian government facilitated the agreement that resulted in millions of cases of cancer and other diseases being averted
    - Such large-scale accomplishments could not be achieved by the other groups who are solely on the penumbra of the issue]]>     2022-02-01 19:58:06 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024181717     ashleyjeon https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024189441 As federal government representatives, we are able to encompass the ideas and concerns of everyone within Canada (this includes the provinces, territories, youth, Indigenous peoples, corporations, etc.), taking on a pluralist approach to climate change. This is through the implementation of strategies and policies that are aimed towards involving the cooperation of different groups, taking on an intersectional lens. ]]> 2022-02-01 20:02:25 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024189441 - Other groups have to remember that they rely on government https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024191652 - Corporations must remember that renewable energy projects would not have been possible without government subsidies as the projects we initially unprofitable
    - Youth are taught about climate change through government funded schools
    - Protests are directed towards the government which is tacit recognition that the government is the most influential entity involved in climate change solutions]]>     2022-02-01 20:03:44 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024191652     Canada’s economy could shrink by 6.9 per cent annually by 2050 without more ambitious climate action, according to the summary of GDP projections and climate pledges of G7 nations. https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024193343 Based on National Round Table original economic modelling, the report finds that the economic impact of climate change on Canada is currently approximately $5 billion in losses per year, which might dramatically raise to $21 to $43 billions per year by 2050.

    ~ For example, in 2050, flooding damages to coastal dwellings, resulting fro climate change-include sea-level rise and storm surges, could cost between 1-8 billion per year with higher than average cost impacts in Atlantic Canada.

     
    ]]>     2022-02-01 20:04:46 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024193343     https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024195887 - the Canadian government is doing everything they can to put individual health as well as the health of the community first 
    - Nature-based solutions make the most of nature’s ability to slow climate change by absorbing and storing greenhouse gases, regulating water levels, protecting shorelines from storm surges and erosion, and even cooling cities
    - For example, in Nova Scotia, restoring salt marshes is helping protect tens of thousands of residents and businesses, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Indigenous communities, and more than 20,000 hectares of farmland, from floods, and this is only achieved by listening and understanding the people of these communities
    - we (as the gov. Of canada) have protected important natural sites from large corporations 
    - we have also incorporate climate change in the Canadian education system ]]>     2022-02-01 20:06:14 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024195887     ashleyjeon https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024207854 As governmental representatives, we have the power to take an intersectional and pluralist lens towards climate change action. ]]> 2022-02-01 20:12:53 UTC https://padlet.com/garynrickwood1/6css7rh7yg0e5r5p/wish/2024207854