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Three recommendations to address Canada's costliest climate impact from University of Waterloo

Did you know that flooding is the costliest impact of climate change in Canada? A report from the University of Waterloo provides three primary recommendations to mitigate the risk of flooding as climate change intensifies:

  • integrated watershed management more consistent across provinces
  • watershed approach and funding to high-risk watersheds
  • increased use of NBS 

Read more about the report by the Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation here

Edmonton tree inventory shows almost $2.7B in 'green infrastructure'

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More green spaces and trees needed to combat urban heat island effect in Hannover, Germany

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NBS more widely accepted and promoted at COP28

Nature-based solutions were more broadly accepted and promoted at COP28 than…