In order to be effective, Canada and Canadians must respond as quickly and effectively as possible because it is estimated that the rate of climate change occurring in their country is twice the rate of climate change occurring in the rest of the world, which is a dangerous situation for the entire country.

Human actions are the major cause of climate change, and as a result, everyone must be aware of this and accept their obligation to take positive steps to combat it. There is a need to reduce CFC emissions, carbon emissions, develop pan-Canadian planning and regulations, and rethink oil and gas subsidies, among other things.

BC government has taken lot of actions for the climate change issues. For that in 2007 BC government took initiative for some solid strategies to overcome the issue in future. One of the major issues facing by BC is global warming, which is resulting in the natural calamities like flood and forest fires. Here listing some of the action taken by government:

1) Enabled green house gas reduction plan in law.

2) Targeting all sector of BC to reduce carbon emission by implementing low- carbon economy plan.

3) Took actions to create an awareness in British Columbians about the climate changing situations and importance of individual contributions by teaching them via local government.

4) Promoting the public to use nature-based products to reduce carbo emission.

5) Promoting reliable transportation, which helps to reduce carbon emission.

6) Creating teams for the studies of mining and extractions which causing climate change.

These actions were taken with help of people and different organization in BC. Mainly such groups include indigenous nations, organizations, and communities. For this action the government is funding huge amount. By this plan government is expecting a change in emission of carbon from 77 percent to 33 percent.

Individual
Given the impending global disaster, it is imperative that we all take personal steps to reduce the consequences of climate change. This might be achieved by not using traditional cars and trucks. We may either switch to electric autos or bicycles for short trips and use public transportation for longer ones. This would cut gasoline-powered vehicle emissions. Second, we must utilize resources carefully and sustainably. We should switch off the lights when we leave a room or a building. We should reuse toilet and kitchen water for gardening. These projects would conserve water and energy, reducing our impact on the earth.

Government
Research and development projects run by the government, such as the Advanced Research Project Agency-Energy, may help to accelerate the development of sustainable energy technology and get them to the market for usage. Voluntary initiatives, such as the Natural Gas STAR programme, collaborate with companies to cut emissions, and are often recognized publicly.

Corporation
The first step for every corporation wanting to lessen its environmental effect and so assist combat climate change is to quantify its greenhouse gas emissions (GHG). There are several commercial services that can assist firms monitor their CO2 emissions.
Once GHG emissions are determined, they must be assessed to determine the company’s most polluting operations. After this research, firms may start thinking about ways to cut emissions.

In the conclusion, The impacts of climate change are already evident in Canada, but its inhabitants and government are both working towards halting and correcting the harm that has been done. Canada’s ambitious intentions are praiseworthy, and although there is always the possibility to do more, the present programmes give practical steps towards a more sustainable future. If we stay rigorous on our objectives and keep governments as well as companies responsible, the next century may prove to be the greenest and most sustainable in our lifetime.

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