It may not sound glamorous, but adaptation planning is critical to protecting our communities in times of crisis. How can we do it right?

View this email in your browser RESILIENCE IN ACTION: HOW CAN WE MAKE PROGRESS TOGETHER? In its first five years, the NAP Global Network has learned how critical adaptation planning is in preparing for crisis and protecting the vulnerable. THE TRANSITION TO NET-ZERO IS ACCELERATING. ARE WE READY? IISD's President and CEO speaks to Bloomberg about how Canada has a huge opportunity to lead in the fast-growing electric vehicle sector. HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE AND INJUSTICE? Pull up a seat with IISD expert Angie Daze and Jamaican activist Jhannel Tomlinson for an engaging conversation and interactive Q&A. GETTING PLASTIC OUT OF OUR FRESH WATER ISN'T EASY, BUT ... There are simple-yet-effective steps the Canadian government can take, our expert argues, to curb the rise in pollution due to single-use plastics. PRESSURE MOUNTS AS TALKS ON FISHERIES SUBSIDIES RESUME WTO negotiators are making a final push to reel in a deal and curb overfishing. Here's why Canadians should pay attention. PLANT-BASED DIETS MAY BE SUSTAINABLE, BUT NOT FOR ALL There are benefits to eating vegetarian, but a global shift to this type of diet could have harmful impacts and isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. Copyright © 2021 International Institute for Sustainable Development, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive emails from IISD. unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences