Indigenous communities and climate change
In Canada, the impacts of climate change are not felt equally. For Indigenous communities, the disruptions are often more severe, more immediate, and more deeply rooted. Yet beyond this [...]
Dragons of Inaction: Understanding Psychological Barriers to Climate Action
Every day, climate urgency grows clearer: alarming scientific reports, extreme weather events, and persistent calls to action. Yet, there remains a gap between environmental awareness and daily [...]
Urban mobility in Montreal: new perspectives for a metropolis on the move
A recent study reveals surprising data on Montrealers’ commuting habits, and proposes innovative solutions for the future. The daily challenges of getting around in Montreal Montreal, [...]
Forest carbon balance in Quebec and Canada: a key issue for climate transition
For decades, forests have been seen as the “green lungs” of the planet. But in today’s context of climate upheaval, a pressing question arises: Are our forests still acting as carbon [...]
Wetlands: Unexpected Allies for Fighting Climate Change
What if one of the most powerful tools for slowing climate change was… a bog, a peatland, or a marsh? Long considered unproductive land, wetlands are now emerging as essential ecosystems for [...]
A record-breaking summer and a turning point for climate action
As the summer progresses, the signals are clear: August 2025 could become the hottest month ever recorded globally. This marks not only a climate milestone — but a pivotal moment for our [...]
From “climate change” to “climate catastrophes”
In recent years, a subtle but far-reaching change has been taking place in the discourse of environmental experts. We no longer speak only of “climate change” – an expression that may seem [...]
Planetair and Alta Voyages Join Forces for Youth and the Climate
Every spring, thousands of young students take to the road or the skies to explore new horizons, learn differently, and experience moments that leave a lasting mark. But today, these trips are no [...]
