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Share A Climate Photo Message

Take two minutes to share a photo message about climate change in the Thunder Bay region.
By sharing our stories around impacts and actions we can inspire ourselves and others to create a better future

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What impacts do you see and feel?

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Take 30 seconds to reflect on how you feel or see climate change in the Thunder Bay region.

What action are you taking now?

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Take 30 seconds to share the action you are currently taking to create a better future.

What action will you take tomorrow?

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Take 30 seconds to share the climate change action you will take in the future.

The increase of the reproduction of tics

Warmer winters due to climate change allowed the increase of tic reproduction which can carry Lyme disease.

Global Warming Art

Image by Harleen Hayer. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

“Forgive Us”

Image by Walker Lucchese. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

Serve only as much you can eat

I have started being mindful of serving only as much I can eat. We can always go for some more in the second helping if need be. With climate change arises the problem of food insecurity. Crops are failing because of unusual changes in temperature. Save food for the hungry.

Clothesline Instead of Electric Dryer

I have started using a clothesline instead of the electric dryer in my house. It not only saves energy but also sunlight can kill bacteria and give the laundry a fresh smell. Besides not contributing more to our carbon footprint, we will be saving money too.

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Global Warming Art

Image by Harleen Hayer. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

Looking Forward to the Future

Standing on this local trail got me thinking of the future. Do we follow the existing path to a dark and uncertain future or do we carve out a new path to the more hopeful blue-skied future in the distance? The choice lies with each of us, but I know which route I’ll be taking.

Only Together

350.org founder Bill McKibben says that the most important thing an individual can do about climate change is to not be an individual. You can’t solve this yourself. On November 29^th, 2015, two hundred people walked from Hillcrest Park to the Paramount Theatre to raise awareness of the need for action on climate destabilization just before the Paris Climate Talks.

Canada signed the agreement and still, governments talk about building new pipelines. Will you join us?

Clotheslines Save Money and More…

What would you do without power for your clothes dryer? Using a clothesline can save electricity or gas costs, as rates will continue to sharply rise. Even during wintertime clotheslines will partially dry laundry and help you to save electricity.

Impacts Up North

Sharing knowledge at the Up North on Climate Change conference.

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