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Environment committee   of the upheavals caused by climate change, we have to invest massively in these collective assets. The final point concerns the Canada Water Agency. Earlier, during the meeting with the first group of witnesses, there was talk about reduction at source. That is the best way to eliminate

February 8th, 2024Committee meeting

Mathieu Laneuville

Environment committee   becomes more concentrated because somebody takes our water away, or climate change...let's say the situation changes and we have too much PFAS in our water. It's almost impossible for the City of Montreal to invest in changing our filtration plant. Right now, we would need 45 tonnes

February 8th, 2024Committee meeting

Maja Vodanovic

Environment committee  That's terrific. I think that in terms of timing, when we're talking about geothermal as a climate change solution, we need to know the implications of that.

February 8th, 2024Committee meeting

Lloyd LongfieldLiberal

Environment committee   is on the Canada water agency and it's for Mr. Brandes. I read one of your articles in Policy Options regarding implementation. Granted, it was written quite a few years ago. I perked up a bit when you talked about how the water crisis is fundamentally a climate change issue

February 8th, 2024Committee meeting

Adam van KoeverdenLiberal

Environment committee   you're right to recognize that this is how you get to water solutions. You have issues like climate change that feel like a national or broad problem, but it shows up in the water—and in very specific ways. We talked a lot in today's panel about technology. Well, technology is often

February 8th, 2024Committee meeting

Oliver Brandes

Environment committee   contaminants. It's already in evidence. We are familiar with climate change problems and everything that stems from them. What's going to be important is the framework for the diverse strategies introduced and the various resources that will be devoted to water protection.

February 8th, 2024Committee meeting

Patricia Gomez

Environment committee   of technological solutions, because freshwater protection issues are constantly changing, requiring innovative solutions. A few examples are contamination, pollution, climate change and resource use. Traditional methods will likely no longer be enough to address these issues. It’s therefore

February 8th, 2024Committee meeting

Patricia Gomez

Environment committee   development, infrastructure planning and climate change. Second, water technology must be embedded in federal freshwater discussions, including the Canada water agency and the freshwater action plan. Canada's established strength in applied water research and technology development

February 8th, 2024Committee meeting

Alan Shapiro

Environment committee  Hello. Good afternoon. Thank you for the opportunity to speak today as we discuss the fresh water study in the face of climate change. My name's Coree Tull. I'm the co-chair of the BC Watershed Security Coalition. We're a non-partisan coalition representing 50 organizations

February 1st, 2024Committee meeting

Coree Tull

Environment committee  Climate adaptation is very important. Climate change is causing a drastic increase in water consumption by industries, agriculture and urban centres. This has a major impact on climate change, such as snow cover in the winter. It also affects global warming and causes the water

February 1st, 2024Committee meeting

Rébecca Pétrin

Environment committee   on the drought and flood control that can emerge from this, I think that investment towards adaptation and resiliency to climate change is one of the best things we could be doing, particularly in prairie Canada, on that privately owned farm landscape. Combine that with, of course, the yield

February 6th, 2024Committee meeting

Branden LeslieConservative

Environment committee  Okay. Maybe I should put it this way. The different levels of government have all sorts of carbon emissions goals and carbon reduction goals. Is the sequestration of carbon in the soil counted in any way in our climate change goals or emissions reduction targets that you're

February 6th, 2024Committee meeting

Michael KramConservative

Environment committee  There are several federal departments where we touch. One is DFO. We speak with them with respect to how we maintain and operate our works, as well as how we run the water on- and off-season. We also touch, of course, with Environment and Climate Change Canada when it comes

February 6th, 2024Committee meeting

Alex Ostrop

Environment committee   has questioned our ability to ban those. In fact, one Conservative member from Ontario called the ban an “evil trick” by the Minister of Environment and Climate Change. We've had members in this committee also question the legitimacy of a plastics ban. I'd note that earlier

February 6th, 2024Committee meeting

Adam van KoeverdenLiberal

Environment committee  For my next question, you are undoubtedly going to see me coming. I assume that as part of your job, you are constantly looking for funding, like everybody in academia. Is there funding from the Department of Environment and Climate Change precisely for the type of research you

February 6th, 2024Committee meeting

Mario SimardBloc