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The Power of Yes

A series of columns aimed at creating awareness and engaging our community to take action on climate change. As featured in NewmarketToday

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What kind of future will your vote support.

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You may have more in common with someone than you think, if you listen to their concerns and share yours in less polarizing terms

The environment is not top of mind for most people, yet the economic potential of a green transition will create more jobs, lower bills, and limit the impact on households

Economists agree transitioning now from fossil fuels to green technologies is essential to reduce future costs and loss of life

'Axe the tax' slogan 'undermines a public policy that can be misunderstood but is an effective tool to reduce carbon emissions

Hope without action is just wishful thinking

'Persistent advocacy is worth it. Look at the Greenbelt reversal,' says Climate Change Newmarket-Aurora, which is holding climate protests July 13 and Aug. 10

Climate Action Newmarket-Aurora highlights the impact of their town hall event attended by 100 community members

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Topics at the May 29 event in Newmarket include conscious consumerism, smart energy choices, and activism

More than 100 residents attended the Newmarket-Aurora Climate Action event

Climate Action Newmarket-Aurora is hosting an event on May 29 to highlight how individuals can have impact in addressing climate change

We need to act collaboratively, purposefully, and with a greater sense of urgency

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This month's columnist encourages readers to attend the climate action town hall on May 29th

The kids are not all right; climate anxiety is a real thing for many youth, but they're stepping up to take action

The joy of ice may be a distant memory for our descendants unless we transition away from fossil fuels

Failure is inaction, plain and simple, says local resident inspired to take one small action...

In this month's column, Climate Change Newmarket-Aurora highlights why it's important Canada reduce its carbon footprint, despite contributing only 1.5% of global emissions
Russ Coles, Climate Action Newmarket-Aurora

In this new monthly column, Climate Action Newmarket-Aurora will inspire you with food for thought, motivate you with hope, and arm you with real options for action
M. Duckett-Wilson, Climate Action Newmarket-Aurora

'Now I have kids and everything feels different. A threat that also affects them doesn’t seem like something I can freeze my way through any more,' says columnist
Elizabeth Cook, Climate Action Newmarket-Aurora

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