Climate change news
News
- The governments of Canada and Nova Scotia help homeowners fund energy efficiency upgrades
- Canada to Host G7 Ministerial Meeting on Working Together on Climate Change, Oceans and Clean Energy
- The governments of Canada and Nova Scotia announce funding to help Nova Scotia homeowners save money on solar power
- Minister McKenna promotes ambitious climate action with international partners in Europe
- Regulations for trucks, buses, and large vehicles cut pollution, improve air quality, and boost competitiveness
- New analysis confirms carbon pricing works: it will significantly reduce pollution while our economy grows
- On Earth Day, Government of Canada targets plastic waste and marine litter, with launch of online consultation
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Celebrating 30 years of ozone protection. The world came together to reduce and eliminate chemicals that harm the ozone layer.
The Montreal Protocol.
As a leader in atmospheric science, Canada is monitoring the ozone layer using satellite observations, specially equipped weather ballons and ground-based instruments.
The Montreal Protocol and Kigali Amendment will help the ozone layer continue to recover.
One more way Canada is taking action on climate change.