Some small municipalities in northwestern Ontario say they lack the resources to take as much action as they’d like to adapt to the effects of climate change, but are doing what they can.
Several administrators spoke to CBC News after the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its latest report Feb. 28 chronicling the effects of global warming around the world.
Across the Ontario region, temperatures are projected to rise around two degrees over 2005 levels by 2050, according to data from the Climate Atlas of Canada, and the number of days when the temperature exceeds 30 degrees will rise substantially in the
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