Climate change is considered by many scientists to be the most serious threat facing the world today. The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change. 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!
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The deadline for completing negotiations and agreeing upon a framework to fight climate change is a conference in Copenhagen this December. Bridging the Divide lays out the reasons why Canada is a barrier to a strong Copenhagen agreement—much more so than China or other developing countries—and what our government can do to change that.
A recent Science Matters article discusses B.C.'s renewable energy future including run-of-river hydro projects.
How will climate change impact the future of winter sports? Download On Thin Ice, a report examining how the decisions we make now will ultimately affect the future of winter sports and the role they play in Canada's identity, natural heritage, and economy.
Find out how your business can save the climate - and improve its bottom line. Download Doing Business in a New Climate, a how-to guide to help businesses and other organizations measure, reduce, and offset their greenhouse gas emissions.
For the David Suzuki Foundation's recommendations on holding a carbon neutral winter games in 2010, check out Meeting the Challenge.
Our take on Carbon Pricing (PDF 51 KB)
Find out what NHL players are doing about Global Warming
Go Carbon Neutral. Learn how you can take responsibility for your impact on the climate.
Leading athletes 'Play It Cool' to stop global warming. Find out more...
Projects: Some of the climate change initiatives the Foundation is involved in.
Science: The scientific consensus is clear: human-caused climate change is happening.
Impacts: Wildlife, human health and economies worldwide are threatened by climate change.
Kyoto Protocol: A crucial first step toward addressing climate change.
Energy: Learn about the advantages of renewable energy, conservation & efficiency over fossil fuels and nuclear power.
Solutions: Practical and cost-effective solutions to climate change are already available in many industrial sectors
What You Can Do: Simple changes in our everyday lives can make a big difference.
Publications: Download and read our latest reports on climate change, the Kyoto Protocol, and more.
Links: Additional resources on climate change and energy
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