This new non-profit will push for climate adaptation in Western Canada

Author Kylie Adair
ClimateWest, headquartered in Manitoba, will provide data, consult with organizations on tools and strategies, and raise public awareness on climate adaptation

Why It Matters

Canada’s Prairie region has been hit hard by climate change. It’s experienced 13 of Canada’s 20 most damaging weather related events since 1983. A central hub for data and tools to help governments, businesses and people adapt could be necessary for the region’s making it through the next few decades.

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