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Under renovation

The Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions is in an exciting period of renewal — and we can’t do it without you!
UNBC Environmental and Sustainability Studies students Olivia Schneider (from left) and Sarah Korn are working with Faculty of Environment Assistant Professor Dr. Sinead Earley and Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions UNBC Program Manager Carly Madge on projects related to the Northern BC Climate Action Network.

Leading climate action in northern BC

A growing network of people active in implementing climate solutions across northern BC is using its first anniversary to expand its reach and provide opportunities for collaboration.
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Getting to yes

What makes the difference between broad support or opposition of climate mitigations?
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Launch your climate action career

Are you a student at UVic, UBC, SFU or UNBC and want to be part of creating climate solutions? Apply for one of 21 PICS-funded internships.
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Banding together to go electric

Fast Track project examines the factors organizations weigh when considering electric vehicles – and how a group or bulk buy program could help.
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Resetting climate narratives

Canada’s leading climate solutions institute has new leadership — and a refreshed appreciation for how the power of narratives and collaborative science can coalesce to drive change.

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