Climate Action Now

Overview

Climate changing pollution and environmental destruction have exacerbated systemic injustices, and states of emergency are becoming commonplace. We have until 2030 to cut our emissions in half while protecting our remaining cultural and biological diversity. Otherwise, we face catastrophic impacts and this crisis moving beyond our control. Canada remains the largest per capita public financer of fossil fuels, exemplified by the Canadian Government’s 2018 purchase of the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline. Additionally, Canada is criminalizing land defenders who oppose new pipelines and old growth logging, all of which are increasing climate impacts. Friends of Clayoquot Sound continue to oppose the expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure, including new tar sands and liquified natural gas (LNG) pipelines and tanker projects.

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Read and Share the FOCS Summer 2022 Newsletter!

Jun 20, 2022

Here you will find the FOCS Summer 2022 Newsletter to explore the major issues in Clayoquot Sound and beyond as well as getting a glimpse of the work we have been doing over the last several months, including updates on our campaigns.

Winter 2022 Newsletter is available now to read and share!

Dec 20, 2021

Here you will find the FOCS Winter 2021 – 2022 Newsletter to explore the major issues in Clayoquot Sound and beyond as well as getting a glimpse of the work we have been doing over the last several months, including updates on our campaigns.

Climate Action Requires Canada to Invest to Protect 30% Minimum of Land and Ocean by 2030

Nov 28, 2021

Scientists estimate that 50% of Earth should be in protected areas and climate stabilization areas by 2030

Clayoquot Sound Rallies to Oppose B.C. Government’s “Talk & Log” Conflict of Interest

Jul 21, 2021

Friends of Clayoquot Sound organized a rally to build and hold space in solidarity with forest defenders across Vancouver Island.

Canada Commits $2.3 Billion to 25% Protection by 2025: Funding for Indigenous Protected Areas is Necessary

Jun 20, 2021

The Government of Canada has committed to conserving 25% of lands and 25% of oceans in Canada by 2025. In the 2021 Federal Budget, Canada committed $2.3 billion to conserve up to 1 million square kilometers more land and inland waters -- including through Indigenous...

Related Reports & Publications

Tofino Beach Rally Press Release | August 2, 2018

Tofino Beach Rally Press Release Share this: https://focs.ca/no-means-no-crudeau-rally-builds-solidarity-across-west-coast-while-trudeau-vacations-in-tofino/tofinobeachrally_pressrelease_tfn_kwh_focs/
FOCS Summer Newsletter 2018 | July 19, 2018

FOCS Summer Newsletter 2018 Share this: https://focs.ca/2018-summer-newsletter-is-here/focs-summer-2018/
Kinder Morgan Pipeline Statement | December 19, 2016

Kinder Morgan Pipeline Statement Share this: https://focs.ca/kinder-morgan-pipeline-will-never-operate-despite-trudeaus-foolish-approval/focs_kmpipeline_statement/
FOCS Newsletter Winter 2014 | November 26, 2014

FOCS Newsletter Winter 2014 Share this: https://focs.ca/newsletter-for-fall-2014winter-2015-now-available/focs_winter_news_2014/
Climate Change Pamphlet 2014 | October 17, 2014

Climate Change Pamphlet 2014 Share this: https://focs.ca/peoples-climate-march-tofino/climatepamphlete_sep21/

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