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Learn, then Act. Join us.
Make the world a better place. Every little bit counts.
Find actions you can take here: https://fvclimateaction.org/personal-actions/
Join us: http://eepurl.com/igjnqX
We would love it if Abbotsford would take advantage of the class, action lawsuit and make big oil and gas companies pay their fair share of climate change related damages.
www.abbyfairshare.org
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www.abbyfairshare.org
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Sign the Petition asking Abbotsford City Council to join the class action lawsuit to make big oil & gas pay their fair share of climate costs
www.abbyfairshare.org
November 28, 2025 at 6:17 AM
We would love it if Abbotsford would take advantage of the class, action lawsuit and make big oil and gas companies pay their fair share of climate change related damages.
www.abbyfairshare.org
www.Suebigoil.com
www.abbyfairshare.org
www.Suebigoil.com
Yeah, this is great news and it’s important for people to understand this change is taking place now. It’s not in the future out there somewhere.
Any government leaders who are delaying the switch to clean electricity, are going to fall behind the times
Any government leaders who are delaying the switch to clean electricity, are going to fall behind the times
November 19, 2025 at 2:48 PM
Yeah, this is great news and it’s important for people to understand this change is taking place now. It’s not in the future out there somewhere.
Any government leaders who are delaying the switch to clean electricity, are going to fall behind the times
Any government leaders who are delaying the switch to clean electricity, are going to fall behind the times
Totally agree.
@brenttoderian.bsky.social
Can you point to some online resources for smaller centers which are poorly designed. Those outside the urban core, where cars are currently the only viable way to get around.
Looking for a "first aid for badly planned cities"
49.0504, -122.3046
@brenttoderian.bsky.social
Can you point to some online resources for smaller centers which are poorly designed. Those outside the urban core, where cars are currently the only viable way to get around.
Looking for a "first aid for badly planned cities"
49.0504, -122.3046
November 15, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Totally agree.
@brenttoderian.bsky.social
Can you point to some online resources for smaller centers which are poorly designed. Those outside the urban core, where cars are currently the only viable way to get around.
Looking for a "first aid for badly planned cities"
49.0504, -122.3046
@brenttoderian.bsky.social
Can you point to some online resources for smaller centers which are poorly designed. Those outside the urban core, where cars are currently the only viable way to get around.
Looking for a "first aid for badly planned cities"
49.0504, -122.3046
Alderman argues that this isn’t just noise — it’s a full-blown epoch, comparable to past huge shifts like the invention of writing or the printing press. The digital age brings unprecedented access, but also a crisis of trust and overload.
November 15, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Alderman argues that this isn’t just noise — it’s a full-blown epoch, comparable to past huge shifts like the invention of writing or the printing press. The digital age brings unprecedented access, but also a crisis of trust and overload.