Le changement climatique affecte déjà la population canadienne. Nous allons devoir nous adapter de plus en plus aux menaces qui pèsent sur notre santé et notre sécurité en raison de la hausse des températures, de la dégradation de la qualité de l’air et des phénomènes météorologiques plus extrêmes et imprévisibles.
Pour aider à relever ces défis, il est utile de comprendre de quoi il s’agit, ses causes et les actions qui seraient les plus efficaces pour limiter ses effets sur les Canadien·ne·s. La bonne nouvelle, c’est que la grande majorité soutient des actions fortes en faveur du climat et que la population est prête à apporter des changements dans leur propre vie pour contribuer à limiter l’aggravation du changement climatique.
Cette publication a été réalisée en collaboration avec le gouvernement du Canada, afin de mieux comprendre ce que les Canadien·ne·s pensent, ressentent et comment iels agissent face aux changements climatiques.
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