On March 2nd, City Council chambers were packed with people from across the city sharing their ideas and concerns about what Toronto can do to get ready to fight climate change.

On March 2nd, the city's new Climate Change Committee will meet for the first time. Here are some ideas TEA will likely be expressing at the meeting.

For its first meeting, on March 2 at City Hall, the subcommittee will be looking for help from Torontonians to set the terms of reference for its first two years.

In 2013, the flood and ice storm cost the city over $1 billion. TEA has been advocating for investment in Toronto's infrastructure to prepare the city for the severe weather that climate change will bring.

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On February 2nd, TEA Executive Director Franz Hartmann commented on the proposed 2015 City Budget to Budget Committee.

We need to invest now to get Toronto ready for severe weather events, like floods and ice storms, that climate change will bring.

Councillors on the City's Parks and Environment Committee made history by establishing the city's first Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Subcommittee to focus on what Toronto can do to get the city ready for climate change.

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