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Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Part 2: Lorne Street Naturalized Stormwater Retention Pond in Sackville, New Brunswick

Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Part 2: Lorne Street Naturalized Stormwater Retention Pond in Sackville, New Brunswick

by leslievp | Sep 7, 2023 | Adaptation, Atlantic, Climate Change

Image Credit: Town of Sackville, 2019, Lorne Street Stormwater Mitigation Project Phase II Update Part 2 of the climate change adaptation and resilience blog post series puts theory into practice by examining the interconnectedness of adaptation and resilience. Part 1...
Integrating Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Part 1: A Holistic Approach

Integrating Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Part 1: A Holistic Approach

by leslievp | Sep 7, 2023 | Adaptation, Atlantic, Climate Change

Image Credit: Coastal Action, n.d., Mahone Bay Living Shoreline Hurricane Fiona Update When it comes to responding to climate change’s impacts, two terms often cross paths: adaptation and resilience. Sometimes used interchangeably and often used together, what do they...
Climate Data in Action: Understanding Climate Change’s Impact in Newfoundland and Labrador

Climate Data in Action: Understanding Climate Change’s Impact in Newfoundland and Labrador

by leslievp | Aug 25, 2023 | Adaptation, Atlantic, Climate Data in Action

This post was published in collaboration with ClimateData.ca as part of the Climate Data in Action series. To read the original post click here. Introduction For people living in southern Canada, climate change likely brings to mind heat waves, forest fires, increased...
Climate Data in Action: Bringing Climate Data to Your Neighbourhood: Tools for Local-Level Adaptation

Climate Data in Action: Bringing Climate Data to Your Neighbourhood: Tools for Local-Level Adaptation

by leslievp | Aug 22, 2023 | Adaptation, Atlantic, Climate Data in Action

This post was published in collaboration with ClimateData.ca as part of the Climate Data in Action series. To read the original post click here. Introduction In partnership with The AIM Network, Sepehr Khosravi, CLIMAtlantic’s Newfoundland Climate Services Specialist,...
Climate Data in Action: Designing Proactive Adaptation Pathways in PEI with Climate Data

Climate Data in Action: Designing Proactive Adaptation Pathways in PEI with Climate Data

by leslievp | Aug 21, 2023 | Adaptation, Atlantic, Climate Data in Action

This post was published in collaboration with ClimateData.ca as part of the Climate Data in Action series. To read the original post click here. The Adaptation Challenge Historically, the approach to climate change has been predominantly reactionary, as sectors were...

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