B.C. Climate News: Federal government provides $557 million to help address flooding devastation | B.C. youth hopes for trial as climate lawsuit appeal goes before Federal Court | Canada's environment minister calls for emergency order to protect northern spotted owls

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B.C. Climate News: Federal government provides $557 million to help address flooding devastation | B.C. youth hopes for trial as climate lawsuit appeal goes before Federal Court | Canada's environment minister calls for emergency order to protect ...

Cowichan Bay resident Raine Robinson joined a youth-led lawsuit against the federal government four years ago, while in high school, claiming inaction on climate change is threatening their future.Article content

“I’m already doing everything that I possibly can. I’m careful about my diet and my carbon footprint. I go to climate rallies and plant trees but at the end of the day, I’m still having to fight the government because they’re continuing to log old-growth forest. They continue to promote fossil fuel projects and brush aside the voices of Indigenous peoples,” said Robinson, who use they/them pronouns.

TransLink will make its pitch to the Metro Vancouver board for a second time Friday in hopes of securing $75 million to buy 84 natural gas buses, a stop-gap measure needed to replace aging diesel buses but not fully in line with its electrification plans.

 

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