Lunchbox Series: Unpacking climate change and energy into bite-size sessions

The Lunchbox Series Returns

Feb. 04/22

Change for Climate is a climate change initiative from the City of Edmonton.

By City of Edmonton Feb. 04/22

Change for Climate is a climate change initiative from the City of Edmonton.

Launched last year, this series of webinars is back with new topics to help you gain a better understanding of climate change and actions we can take to lessen our impact and adapt to what's coming.

Upcoming topics:

  • Preparing for Extreme Weather
    Tuesday, February 22
  • Be Inspired to Change For Climate
    Thursday, March 24
  • Composting at Home
    Thursday, April 21
  • Clean Energy Improvement Program
    Tuesday, May 3

Plus, our CitiesIPCC Legacy Research Presentations, partnership with Alberta Ecotrust:

  • Diverting Risk: Supporting Climate Resilience through Fire-Risk Modelling within the City of Edmonton
    Wednesday, March 9
  • Climate Change, Older Adults and Immigrants: Exploring Community Vulnerability and Resilience
    Wednesday, March 16
  • Remote Work: Environmental, Social and Economic Opportunities and Risks
    Wednesday, May 11
Learn More & Register

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