Severe Weather
Mayoral candidates should commit to fast-tracked flood action
For immediate release: August 8, 2018
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Keeping Hydro Public
In September, Mayor John Tory suggested privatizing publicly owned Toronto Hydro as a way to raise the money we desperately need to build and renew important public infrastructure. Every environmentalist should be alarmed by this development.
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Public Pumped at City’s TalkTransformation!
Last night, a capacity crowd of 200 came out to hear panelists give their ideas about what the city can do get ready for the severe weather climate disruption will bring to Toronto. Another 250 people were on a waiting list to get in.
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Subcommittee on Climate Change Hears from Toronto Residents, Businesses and Organizations
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.
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TEA's Actions on Severe Weather and Climate Change
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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How we can Prepare for Severe Weather and Climate Change
We need to invest now to get Toronto ready for severe weather events, like floods and ice storms, that climate change will bring.
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Storms battered City of Toronto to the tune of $171 million in 2013 - The Toronto Observer
The rain fell fast and hard, and left in its wake a waterlogged city with an hefty cleanup bill.
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