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Reports, toolkits and other resources to support climate action by local governments.

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Who’s Who in NorthCAN

The Who’s Who in the Network board features cards for each NorthCAN participant to provide information about themselves, the work they’re doing, and topics around which they would like to collaborate. Go to the webpage anytime to create a card for yourself.

Topic: Regions
Type: Rolodex
Provider: Community Energy Association

Who’s Who in KootenayCAN

The Who’s Who in the Network board features cards for each KootenayCAN participant to provide information about themselves, the work they’re doing, and topics around which they would like to collaborate. Go to the webpage anytime to create a card for yourself.

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Type: Rolodex
Provider: Community Energy Association

Who’s Who in TOCAN

The Who’s Who in the Network board features cards for each TOCAN participant to provide information about themselves, the work they’re doing, and topics around which they would like to collaborate. Go to the webpage anytime to create a card for yourself.

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Type: Rolodex
Provider: Community Energy Association

Engagement Summary from TOCAN Regional EV Network Workshop

Exploration of possibility for a regional electric vehicle (EV) charging network in the Thompson-Okanagan region.

Topic: Transportation
Type: Meeting Summary
Provider: Community Energy Association

Consumption-based Targets, Carbon Budgets, & Our Progress to Net Zero

Our global carbon budget to stay below 1.5°C global warming (from pre-industrial levels) ran out about 10 to 20 years ago, if we use the latest climate data and a reasonable likelihood of success to derive our climate targets.
To achieve a high likelihood of limiting warming to 1.5°C, this report recommends government decision makers revisit mitigation timelines, address barriers to an accelerated mitigation timeline, develop/implement a comprehensive carbon dioxide removal (CDR) strategy, and incorporate consumption-based GHG emissions in climate planning.

Topic: Policy & Governance
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Provider: BCIT Centre for Ecocities