WWF-Canada Publications & Reports

Climate Change Publications. As a signatory to the Conservation Commons, WWF-Canada is committed to making its conservation work available to the public. The reports and data sets below are one way in which WWF is helping to promote a conservation culture and assist others to help and ensure a living planet. Feel free to redistribute these data; we only ask that you cite WWF where applicable. Please note that to find other documents published by WWF throughout our network, please visit www.panda.org.

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2 degrees is too much!

Towards a Carbon Neutral Forest Sector

Energy

Business

UN Climate Change Negotiations: Backgrounders

Oil Sands

Ontario

Toronto

G8 and G20

Briefs & Backgrounders

The Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA)
A WWF study shows global warming could fundamentally alter one third of plant and animal habitats by the end of this century. A predictive study published in the scientific journal Nature indicates climate change could cause extinction of more than a million terrestrial species in the next fifty years. The Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA), produced by more than 250 scientists and six circumpolar indigenous peoples' organizations, proves that climate change is happening and will get worse in the Arctic.

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