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Protecting Nature in Light of Climate Change

BC is already facing the realities of climate change in our lands and waters in the form of the devastating mountain pine beetle, the increasing number, size, and intensity of wildfires, as well as reduced salmon populations. Logging and other industrial development can further reduce the resilience of natural ecosystems to climate change. We must make legal and policy changes today to enable a science-based, legally designated and interconnected climate conservation network that will give our globally significant natural heritage a fighting chance in the face of climate change.

 

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"When people do not pay for the consequences of their actions we have market failure. (Climate change) is the greatest market failure the world has seen... It is global; long term; involves risks and uncertainties; and potentially involves major and irreversible change."

Sir Nicholas Stern, The Stern Review, October 2006

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