The Atlantic Canada Climate Network is a collaborative initiative focused on fostering climate action, knowledge exchange, and cooperation among stakeholders in Atlantic Canada.

Atlantic
Canada
Climate
Network

This network brings together various stakeholders, including government agencies, non-profit organizations, businesses, researchers, and community groups, to collaborate and coordinate efforts towards climate action.

By fostering partnerships and collaboration, the network seeks to enhance the region's capacity to respond to climate change effectively. It supports the development and implementation of climate policies, strategies, and actions at various levels, including local, provincial, and regional scales.

atlanticcanadaclimatenetwork@climatereality.ca

Quarterly Meetings

Our quarterly community meeting is our networking gathering to share resources, events and knowledge.

Join our next meeting >>

Our Community Blog

Cow Bay Environmental Coalition Calls for Independent, Frequency-Based Testing of Donkin Mine Noise

Secondhand Stakes: How Used Goods Are Rewriting the Rules of Capitalism and Climate Action

Traditional capitalist systems have been built on linear economic models (i.e., take-make-waste models) that emphasize extraction, production, consumption, and disposal. This model is not only wasteful but also deeply unsustainable in the context of planetary boundaries. With these systems, we are using up the planet’s raw materials so quickly that nature cannot keep up.

IMPORTANT CALL TO ACTION - SAVE LORNEVILLE

As the rezoning for the new Lorneville Heavy Industrial Park has now passed second reading at Saint John City Council, there is now...

Atlantic Community Calendar

Add Your Event

Join the second LEAD THE ACCN meeting; this time we are SHAPING THE ACCN. First we did an overview of the ACCN and discussed how the platform can be used to reflect the incoming teams vision for organizing in Atlantic Canada.

Now we will be outlining that vision by setting goals and a direction for the future of the network!

Register with the QR code!

REMINDER:
The Atlantic Canada Climate Network is growing, and we’re looking for volunteers to help shape what comes next!

Join us on Monday, July 27 from 6–7:30 PM AT for a community call about the future of the ACCN and upcoming volunteer opportunities, including roles on the Steering Committee and as Lead Coordinator.

We'll cover the network and how it started, the work we've accomplished thus far, and take a moment to work together and build a vision for the future.

With unwanted industries like AI and fossil fuel expansion creeping in, as well as the clawing back of environmental safeguards and protective legislation, now is the time to stand together to ensure a future with collective prosperity for us all and for our future generations.

🔗 Register here (link in bio): https://loom.ly/W1vi8nw
👉 Learn more about the ACCN: atlanticcanadaclimatenetwork.ca

AI Data Centres do not belong in Atlantic Canada, and residents DON'T WANT THEM. With mobilisation groups popping up in Saint John, Tantramar, Miramichi, and beyond, we want to work to harmonise Atlantic voices and show up en masse at the legislature to declare a strong NO against AI Data Centres.

We're holding a call TOMORROW JULY 14th at 7 PM for those looking to join the provincial organising efforts- REGISTER HERE: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/R7EzdEaTSPGSF9LkPc2eeQ§

This Election, take Action for Climate!

Thursday April 30th, 7-8 PM Atlantic
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/MfbhlYAHTtq7fpJ9Poj87Q

On May 11, voters in cities and towns across New Brunswick will be going to the polls to elect their mayor and council for the next four years. This will take us until 2030---the deadline for when emissions across Canada must be cut in half.

It’s a crucial time to ask candidates how they plan to tackle the climate crisis and protect their community from climate impacts.

Join @climaterealitycanada and the New Brunswick Environmental Network for a short and sweet action-based call. Together, we'll talk about what climate issues are most important for you and your community this election, and take a simple yet impactful action of contacting your local mayoral and ward candidates to let them know that climate is a vote-deciding issue!

Open to all residents across New Brunswick!

[Please note this call will be in English only]

—
À l'occasion de ces élections, agissez pour le climat !

Jeudi 30 avril, de 19 h à 20 h (heure de l'Atlantique)
Inscrivez-vous ici : https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/MfbhlYAHTtq7fpJ9Poj87Q

Le 11 mai, les électeur·rices des villes et villages du Nouveau-Brunswick se rendront aux urnes pour élire leur maire et leur conseil municipal pour les quatre prochaines années. Cela nous mènera jusqu'en 2030, date butoir à laquelle les émissions de gaz à effet de serre au Canada devront avoir été réduites de moitié.

C'est le moment crucial de demander aux candidat·es comment ils comptent s'attaquer à la crise climatique et protéger leur communauté contre ses effets.

Rejoignez Climate Reality Canada et le Réseau environnemental du Nouveau-Brunswick pour un appel court et concis axé sur l'action. Ensemble, nous discuterons des enjeux climatiques qui comptent le plus pour vous et votre communauté lors de cette élection, puis nous mènerons une action simple mais percutante : contacter vos candidat·es à la mairie et aux conseils de quartier pour leur faire savoir que le climat est un enjeu décisif pour votre vote !

Ouvert à tous les résident·es du Nouveau-Brunswick !

"For six years, residents living near the mine have reported the same experience: persistent low-frequency hum penetrating their homes, waking them during the night, and affecting their health and well-being."

Read more on our website! Link in bio

🌍 This Isn’t Radical—It�’s Common Sense!

Clean air, safe communities, basic human rights—why are these seen as extreme? They shouldn’t be. But powerful interests want people to think otherwise, so they stop demanding change.

It’s time to push back. 🚀 Watch, comment, and share if you agree!

#commonsense #notradical #climatejustice #EnvironmentalRights #actnow #fyp #fypageシ

🌍 The facts are clear, and time is running out. Climate change is not a distant problem—it’s happening now. Scientists have spoken, and we must listen. It's time to act and make our voices heard. 🌱

The earth is telling us its story, and silence is no longer an option. It’s Science, Not Silence. 💬

Together, we can make a difference. Let's ensure the future is shaped by action, not inaction.

🔊 What will YOU do for the planet?
#ScienceNotSilence #ClimateAction #ClimateCrisis #ActNow #SustainableFuture #EnvironmentalJustice #fypシ #fyp

Register and learn more about this month's community meetings here: https://www.atlanticcanadaclimatenetwork.ca/monthly-networking-meetings

@climatlantic

#climatechangeawareness
#climatecrisis
#ClimateAction
#Advocacy
#sustainability
#community

Pour rejoindre notre réseau visitez: https://www.atlanticcanadaclimatenetwork.ca/

#écoanxiété #actionclimatique #criseclimatique

Can you guess what Vince's next blog post will be about with only this image as a clue?

Leave your answers in the comment section down below!👇

#blogpost
#climateaction
#community

Working in climate, environment, or sustainability?
Join our Community of Practice and connect with experts and like-minded professionals working towards a Net-Zero 2050! 🌱💡

What’s in it for you?
✔️ Collaborative knowledge sharing
✔️ Skill-building workshops
✔️ Access to funding opportunities
✔️ Networking with industry professionals

👇 Watch the video to learn more about our monthly gatherings, and join us on the third Thursday of every month at 1 PM AT.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whbCtHIK0CQ

📲 DM us to get involved or tag a colleague who should join!
#ClimateAction #sustainability #NetZero2050 #climatecommunity #collaboration

Exciting changes are coming this September! 🌟 Stay tuned for our new look and even bigger impact. #atlanticcanadaclimatenetwork #atlanticcanada #community

January events coming soon! https://www.atlanticcanadaclimatenetwork.ca

Wishing everyone a lovely holiday season! We look forward to bringing you more updates and news in the new year 🌊🎉

Innovation Speaker Series: GreenStep: Transforming the World Through Sustainability and Regeneration
Nov 15, 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. AST on Zoom
🌍 Join us for a Transformational Event! Explore how GreenStep is changing the world through sustainability and regeneration. Discover innovative strategies, carbon footprint measurement, and more. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the sustainability revolution!

Join us for an enlightening edition of Casual Conversations, where ideas flow freely, connections thrive, and a greener, more equitable future for Atlantic Canada takes shape. TOMORROW, we're excited to feature Phillip Gee, Senior Manager for Accounting For Sustainability.
With over 20 years of experience in finance, accounting, and consulting, Phil leads discussions on Canada's transition to net zero. As co-chair of the Nova Scotia Environmental Network's Climate Change Caucus, he focuses on collaboration, education, and advocacy for climate solutions. Phil, a qualified accountant with various sustainable certifications, brings a wealth of knowledge to our dialogue.

About Casual Conversations:
Immerse yourself in the vibrant realm of climate action and social justice with our monthly series, Casual Conversations. Here, subject matter experts, thought leaders and community advocates engage in spontaneous dialogues on the latest climate events, updates, projects, and news. These ad hoc discussions provide fresh perspectives on timely topics, deepening our understanding of climate challenges and solutions. Join us as we unravel the complexities of climate issues, share innovative approaches, and explore the ever-evolving landscape of sustainability.

https://lnkd.in/g_7zHghk

Our Green Ink Book Club reconvenes this Tuesday the 7th @ 6pm AST! This month, we explore a thought-provoking book that intertwines environmentalism and social justice. We are discussing the second-third of Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson. If you are interested in reading, have read, or are looking to read this cli-fi novel, join us! Link in bio📚

Important update: Unfortunately our upcoming Innovation Speaker Series will be postponed. Our team is hard at work to reschedule, and we’ll keep you informed about the new date. Thank you for understanding!

Join us on October 17 @ 2 PM AT as we host Tim Perrin, CEO of Paráterízo+ and Extrudia Canada, who leads a sustainable construction revolution. Perrin will take us through how Paráterízo+, a regenerative design + build firm, collaborates with Extrudia's cutting-edge robotics and 3D Construction Printing tech, reshaping our built landscapes.
Explore the future of construction and affordable housing, as well as possible local 3D printed projects. Experience the synergy of real solutions that tackle housing needs in a cost-effective, environmentally-stable manner.
Link in bio!

Just a reminder we will not have our monthly network meeting this month but we look forward to seeing you next month and at our other events in the meantime! Join us this Tuesday @ 2 pm AT for the Innovation Speaker Series with Tim Perrin.
More information on this Tuesday’s event to come!

Join us this Thursday at 12 pm ADT for Casual Conversations follow the link below for more information!

https://lnkd.in/gFikwcJR

Our networking meetings are back! Come share the work you're doing in your community or the initiatives your organization is doing in Atlantic Canada! All are welcome - Link in Bio!

Join us in welcoming @marinerenewablescanada on September 12 @ 2PM AT. We’re going to hear from Lisen Bassett, Marine Renewables Canada’s Policy and Communications Lead. Lisen is responsible for monitoring and analyzing the legal and regulatory landscape governing marine renewable energy, developing policy input and recommendations that foster growth for the industry, and implementing effective outreach and communications strategies. Previously, Lisen practised law, both in-house at an energy efficiency consulting firm and in private practice.

Marine Renewables Canada’s presentation will provide an overview of the marine renewable energy landscape in Canada – ongoing projects, what’s coming up on the horizon, barriers to sector growth, and the latest regulatory and policy updates.

Link in bio!

.pro-gallery-wix-wrapper {display: block !important;} .pro-gallery-wix-wrapper .gallery-item-container {opacity: 1 !important; display: block !important;}