In this episode, we sit down with Executive Director of Ecology Ottawa, Robb Barnes, to discuss the work involved with campaigning for climate change on a municipal level, and challenges and opportunities of doing so in a federally-focused city.

The views presented here are those of individuals only and do not necessarily reflect the views of GreenPAC Future Fund, its staff, or endorsed MPs.

In this episode, we are joined by former Riverkeeper of Ottawa Riverkeeper, Meredith Brown, to discuss the story behind mobilizing a community to protect the Ottawa River Watershed.

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In this episode, we meet with former Ottawa City Councillor and long-time advocate of smart cities, David Chernushenko, to talk about the challenges of building environmentally and financially sustainable cities.

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In this episode, we interviewed Mitchell Beer, president at Smarter Shift Inc., former journalist, and content development specialist for climate change communications, to discuss the impact of journalism in communicating the urgency of climate change and energy issues today.

You can find Mitchell Beer's curated newsletter, the Energy Mix, here: https://theenergymix.com/ 

Please note that this episode was recorded in March 2019, before the Alberta 2019 election.

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Civil Discourse is a new podcast about environmental policy in Canada. Join us as we take a behind the scenes look at what's being done on the frontlines of the fight for the environment. 

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