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Update: Pembina Climate Summit Draws Hundreds

October 1, 2016

August 2016 Wildlands Advocate update, by Andrea Johancsik.

I bet some of you would be skeptical a year or two ago if I told you the 2016 Al-berta Climate Summit would be oversold. After all this is Alberta, home to oil sands, low taxes, and climate change deniers. But, what a difference a year can make. Add new provincial and federal govern-ments, an agreement in Paris, and a sense of urgency due to widespread job loss in the oil and gas industry, and all of a sud-den climate change is a hot button topic. On September 20 at 8:30am, organizers of the Summit were greeted by a stand-ing-room only crowd, swelled by over 100 unexpected attendees. The Summit made the news and #ABClimate was trending on Twitter, second only to #Brangelina (noth-ing can top a celebrity divorce!).

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With rare exception cattle ranchers have been the best of guardians of the land entrusted to them. May we continue to be conscientious caretakers of this precious resource and hand it on to another generation unspoiled.
- Gerald Brewin, Rancher in the Taber area 1929 - 2016
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