Tag: carbon sink

• Why The Amazon Rainforest is No Longer a Carbon Sink

  

  This article explains a recent study that has concluded the Amazon rainforest is now emitting more CO2 than it absorbs. Read more to find out about the study and how the largest forest in the world has deteriorated to the point where it can no longer keep up with the world’s carbon production. Written by:…

  Saige Friedman

  August 3, 2021

  Climate Change, Politics & Policy

  agribusiness, agriculture, Amazon, Brazil, carbon sink, Climate Change, CO2, deforestation, forest fires, rainforest, sustainability, sustainable development

• Climate Change & Its Costs for Canada

  

  The costs associated with climate change are soaring in Canada, yet according to reports, we don’t know nearly enough about what the climate crisis will cost Canada. What is currently known is troubling enough, and should be inspiring more action from leaders, industry, and individuals. Climate Change Mitigation & Adaptation Climate Change Mitigation: The efforts…

  Saige Friedman

  December 8, 2020

  Cannabis & Health, Climate Change, Environment, Politics & Policy

  Canada, Canadian Institute for Climate Choices, Carbon budget model, carbon sink, carbon source, Climate Change, climate crisis, climate disasters, climate risk, costs of climate change, data, forest mitigation, forestry, GDP, green investments, investment, municipal, NRCan, partnerships, projects, report, the adaptation platform, working groups, workshops