Extreme Weather Factsheet
Description

Extreme weather has always been with us but climate change is expected to increase the frequency and severity of extreme weather—thus, we can no longer use the past as a guide to the future. All administrations in Canada, be they coastal villages, small municipalities or large urban centres, must recognize and respond to the challenge.
Canadian Climate Forum's 2013 factsheet, Extreme Weather, looks at recent extreme weather events and the impacts: destruction of crops, homes and infrastructure, lives threatened and social and economic disruption.
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Language: English
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Submitted By:GreenLearning Canada
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Source:Canadian Climate Forum
Resource Type:Research
Subject(s):English / Language Arts, Civics & Citizenship, Social Studies, Environmental Studies, Environmental Science,
Topic:Air, Atmosphere and Climate, Natural Disasters, Taking Action,
Level:Secondary
Grade: 9 10 11 12
Administration:Edit Resource
Source:Canadian Climate Forum
Resource Type:Research
Subject(s):English / Language Arts, Civics & Citizenship, Social Studies, Environmental Studies, Environmental Science,
Topic:Air, Atmosphere and Climate, Natural Disasters, Taking Action,
Level:Secondary
Grade: 9 10 11 12