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GREENWASHING: HOW TO RECOGNIZE GREEN FAKES and WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT

Making environmental claims without being able to back them up or “greenwashing” is more prevalent than we think.

On November 27, we are excited to welcome three experts to discuss: greenwashing; what it is how it has changed, the challenge of AI; why it is a significant problem; some of the consequences; how/why other countries are moving on this; all in the context of why this is a problem for Canada. Our panelists will also discuss Bill C59 (to amend the Canada Competition Act) and private member’s Bill C-372 (an Act to ban fossil fuel advertising).

Dr. Chris Russill is an Associate Professor in Carleton’s School of Journalism and Communication and Academic Director at Re.Climate; Dr. Leah Temper is the Director of Health and Economic Policy at the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE); and Iris Fairley-Beam is an independent researcher based in Vancouver who works to reform the law to prevent greenwashing.

This online event will have closed captioning.

Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcsduioqzovEtVUCdo-G6y8KtViX7B_WH0D

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