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Climate change research

More than 100 UVic researchers are working to advance climate change understanding and action, from climate science and ecosystem impacts to community resilience, sustainable cities, energy transitions and more. Connect with climate change and sustainability leaders at the University of Victoria.

Climate researcher directory

 

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Research highlights

Brad Buckham on boat with buoy

Accelerating Community Energy Transformation (ACET)

Accelerating Community Energy Transformation (ACET) is moving Canada closer to a net-zero future by supporting local, place-based clean energy transitions, one community at a time.

Damage car sits amongst burned trees after a fire

Climate Disaster Project

Based at the University of Victoria and led by faculty and students at post-secondary institutions around the world, the Climate Disaster Project works with climate-impacted communities to share and investigate their stories to help form community and take action on the most pressing problem of our age.

Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions

Hosted and led by UVic, the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions (PICS) develops innovative, evidence-based climate solutions knowledge. PICS brings together experts from academia, government, industry and wider society. Their work contributes to solutions for mitigating and adapting to climate change. Their activities span research, education, policy development and outreach.

Commentary

katya rhodes

GHG emissions likely to rise if Conservatives win election

Katya Rhodes shares her thoughts in Policy Options on the impacts of future policy change.
Two workers oversee a cutting machine in operation

Trump’s reversal of climate policies could cost people jobs

Thomas Stuart writes for the conversation on Trump's policies on U.S. Manufacturing.
Ocean floor with coral and sediment

Protecting the ocean floor could help mitigate climate change

Graham Epstien thinks Natural carbon storage in sediments on the seafloor should become part of marine protected area planning.