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Five Canadian Cities Already Facing Climate Change
The CBC produced an interactive feature about the dangers of climate change in Canada, focusing on five cities threatened by environmental factors like sea-level rise, flooding, and wildfires.
Laura Wright writes the words to accompany an interactive tour of cities and towns where climate change is already very real: Lennox Island, Toronto, Prince Albert, Richmond, and Old Crow. The five cities represent "a mix of large urban centres, mid-size cities and remote villages."
The article includes maps, photos, and radio segments to illustrate the already widespread effects of climate change.
Published on Sunday, September 25, 2016 in
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