The line of postcards that sends policymakers a scorching message about the climate crisis.
Wildfires Are Getting Worse and The Fossil Fuel Industry Is to Blame
It’s time to hold Canada’s fossil fuel industry accountable and to make climate action a policy priority.
+5,000
The Number of Wildfires That Tore Through Canada Last Year
2.2M ha
The Average Area Devastated by Canadian Wildfires Each Year
640Mt
The Amount of Carbon Released by Canadian Wildfires in 2023
+200,000
The Number of People Displaced by Canadian Wildfires in 2023
Here’s What Has to Happen Next
Tax Fossil Fuel Companies
Fossil fuel companies rake in billions in profits, while Canadians pay the price. It’s time to implement a windfall profits tax to help fund real climate solutions.
Prohibit Fossil Fuel Advertising
Fossil fuel companies spend millions on advertising designed to misrepresent and mislead. Banning these ads will prevent the spread of misinformation and force the industry to come clean.
Institute a Carbon Pollution Cap
Instituting a carbon pollution cap will push fossil fuel companies to reduce their emissions and drive the transition toward a cleaner economy.
Sue Fossil Fuel Companies for Damages
Fossil fuel companies have profited from environmental destruction while leaving communities to bear the consequences. It's time for them to pay for the damage they’ve caused.
Institute a Youth Climate Corps
A Youth Climate Corps will empower young Canadians to lead the fight against climate disasters by building green infrastructure alternatives and strengthening community resilience.
About the Climate Emergency Unit
The overarching goal of the Climate Emergency Unit is to press for the implementation of wartime-scale policies in Canada to confront the climate crisis.
Despite decades of calls to action, our emissions are not on a path to stave off a horrific future for our children and future generations. A new approach is needed.
For further reading about the climate crisis and the role of fossil fuels.
For further reading about the climate crisis.
For more resources on the connections between fossil fuels, climate change and extreme weather, visit the World Weather Attribution project
Climate Change More than Doubled the Likelihood of Extreme Fire Weather Conditions in Eastern Canada’
Here's What Has to Happen Next
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