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Adapt-action
The Adapt-action online tool offers a policy primer, a strategy checklist, and various reports and resources to help communities adapt to a changing climate. Developed by: Miistakis Institute
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Adapting to Climate Change : An Introduction for Canadian Municipalities
This book provides municipal decision-makers with information about climate change adaptation and how to put adaptation measures in place. The book also refers to other guides to help municipalities identify…
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Alberta Narratives Project
The Alberta Narratives Project uncovers language and narratives that reflect the values and identities of Albertans, and identifies ways of talking about our energy-climate future that build bridges to better…
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Partners for Climate Protection
The Partners for Climate Protection (PCP) Program and Milestone Tool is a user-friendly, web-based resource that helps municipalities prepare GHG inventories, set targets, build action plans and track progress on…
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Case Study: Town of Raymond
Learn more about how the Town of Raymond, Alberta became the first electrically net-zero municipality in Canada.
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Types of Small Scale Electricity Generation
Infographic describing different types of small scale electricity generation in Alberta.
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Alberta’s Electricity Grid
Infographic describing Alberta’s electricity grid.
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Micro vs Small Scale Electricity Generation
Infographic describing the difference between micro-scale electricity generation and small scale electricity generation.
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Funding Community Energy and Climate Change Initiatives
A guide to funding for Alberta local governments as part of the Community Energy Planning: Getting to Implementation in Canada initiative. The guide is intended to assist Alberta local government…
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Low Carbon Economy Fund
The Government of Canada’s $2 billion Low Carbon Economy Fund (LCEF) is an important part of the Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change. It will support its implementation…
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Climate Resilience Express
Use this do-it-yourself guide to prepare a climate action plan for your community.
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