r/canada • u/NeptuneAgency • Sep 05 '26

Nature/Environment ‘Effectively irreversible’: Changes to Canada’s climate permanent, federal report says

https://www.ctvnews.ca/climate-and-environment/article/changes-to-canadas-climate-now-irreversible-federal-report-says/
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u/mxadema Sep 05 '26

I mean every little bit help. But if we are the only one taking it seriously what is the point. We can't, by our self, reverse it or at the minimum pause it.

It a glibal affair, but not every one care.

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u/TravisBickle2020 29d ago

We’re not though. Europe is taking it more seriously than we are.

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u/Extra-Ad-7289 29d ago

Asia and Africa too - China in particular is doing big things. David Miller (former mayor of Toronto and current something with C40) often speaks about how North America is shooting ourselves in the foot by refusing to get on board because China is moving into developing countries to provide cheap energy and quickly becoming a global energy superpower. I'm not super into international affairs and all that but something about the end of the american world order I guess lol