Solutions Summit 2019
We can reverse global warming. Learn how at this day of presentations and interactive activities about practical solutions to the climate crisis.
THE DRAWDOWN APPROACH
to climate action
The Drawdown approach changes the conversation by focusing on solutions instead of problems. Reducing emissions is an opportunity rather than a burden. It is a chance to build a strong, clean and modern city with a vibrant economy fit for the 21st century, supporting a better, healthier and more prosperous society for all. The road to drawdown begins locally.
Drawdown is that point in time when the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere begins to decline on a year-to-year basis.
Project Drawdown
We are inspired by Project Drawdown, the world’s only comprehensive catalogue of solutions to global warming. Started by environmental journalist and author Paul Hawken, Project Drawdown is an on-going effort to map, model and calculate emission reductions of the top 100 tools and technologies up to 2050, as well as their financial benefits. The first results from Project Drawdown were published in a book in 2017.
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Learn about Drawdown
Join us at DrawdownTO in the Plastic Free EcoChallenge
Plastics have precipitated an ecological crisis. Huge amounts of it ends up in the environment and the plastics production is contributing to our ever-growing CO2 emissions. The Plastic Free EcoChallenge is a month-long effort for all of us to shift away from our single-use plastic dependency. This fun & social “behaviour change for sustainability” platform provides tools and inspiration to turn intention into action. Individuals and teams track & share their progress, earning points and seeing the measured impact of collective action through friendly competition! Be part of our team or create your own!
Together, let’s check our single-use plastic dependency.
Upcoming events
Solutions Summit 2019
We can reverse global warming. Learn how at this day of presentations and interactive activities about practical solutions to the climate crisis.
OCAD University, Toronto 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM