Lots of interesting reads in this edition of ASI's August newsletter! The Canadian Climate Institute recently released a report: every $1 invested in climate adaptation could yield an impressive $13-$15 return to the economy. Talk about a smart investment! 🌱💰
With the surge in extreme weather events this summer, the report couldn’t be more timely. It also highlights a persistent challenge we often hear from our members in ASI’s Members Network: debunking the myth that sustainability hinders economic growth.
Environment Canada Links Extreme Heat Events to Climate Change Within Days
Understanding these connections through rapid post-event analysis helps us see how climate change impacts us directly. This can help inform our approach to climate action with a lens of climate adaptation and climate change mitigation moving forward.
ICYMI: The Connection Between the Climate Crisis and Outdated Leadership
Our latest article explores how outdated leadership models struggle to address today's climate crisis. The good news is: we have the ability to change this with dedicated effort to transform how we lead our organizations and communities.
Progressing Natural Asset Management in Selkirk, Manitoba
Kudos to the City of Selkirk for their innovative approach to asset management during the revitalization of a historic city street. Their progressive policies have challenged the traditional view of infrastructure as solely engineered assets, recognizing the valuable role of natural assets beyond just recreational or aesthetic purposes for an integrated, systems approach to leading change.
In the Face of Climate Change, Adaptation Pays for Itself Many Times Over
Canadian Climate Institute's new report shows the benefits of proactive adaptation measures and makes recommendations to governments on how best to limit climate change impacts on households and the economy.
Connect with sustainability and climate action professionals across Canada. As a member, you’ll share experiences, seek advice, and collaborate with those passionate about advancing climate initiatives. This is your opportunity to expand your network, gain valuable insights, and strengthen your impact.
An Introduction to Green Jobs and the Green Jobs Market
Great news for all those passionate about sustainability because green jobs are on the rise! Read Vanessa Sun's article to learn more about green jobs and some tips for landing your first green job!
Hey BC residents, get $3,500 towards your tuition!
The StrongerBC Future Skills Granthas officially opened for the Fall 2024 intake. Most residents of BC are eligible for up to $3,500 for short-term skills training.
Are you passionate about climate action and ready to prioritize collaboration with communities most affected by climate change?
Register for this course and learn collaborative leadership approaches for addressing sustainability challenges. Discover how collaborative leadership encourages inclusive decision-making processes and supports us in taking climate action.
This course showcases how outdated models of leadership have contributed to the climate crisis. You will explore ASI’s six Transition Leadership competency domains that will provide the framework to help you lead and work in a way that benefits both people and the planet.
ASI and Technical Safety BC Partner to Promote Climate Action in Safety
Our continued partnership will focus on developing an engaging eLearning course for all Technical Safety BC employees. The course will enhance awareness and comprehension of the impacts of climate change in British Columbia, offering examples of how employees of the safety regulator can champion climate action within their roles.
Your donation to ASI will support our leadership capacity building programs, empowering climate action leaders to advance sustainability efforts in their organizations and communities.
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