Final Assignment (Units 2 and 3)
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Final Assignment (Units 2 and 3)
UNIT 2
Canadian Society and Culture
CULT-206-NAA
Poolserat Selim (N01491360)
Johnathan Buck
November 20, 2023
It is my responsibility as a worker for the Ministry of Environment and Climate
Change to inform Canadians about the critical importance of environmental
sustainability, clean economic growth, and reducing pollution. Using the readings
from Unit 2 as a starting point, I hope to clarify the urgent problems we confront and
the steps needed to ensure a sustainable future.
Canada's natural heritage is supported by its rich biodiversity. In "Biodiversity
Conservation in Canada," Smith (2020) highlights how critical it is to safeguard and
manage our ecosystems in a sustainable manner. Ecosystems are protected against
disease, climate change, and other stresses by biodiversity. In order to protect
threatened species and maintain the delicate balance of our ecosystems,
conservation efforts must be increased. This entails establishing and preserving
protected areas, putting into effect sustainable resource management techniques,
and encouraging community involvement in conservation efforts (Biodiversify , n.d.).
Both the public's health and our environment are seriously threatened by pollution. In
Johnson's (2019) book "Environmental Pollution and Its Effects," the different types
of pollution are covered along with their negative effects on ecosystems and human
health. The Canadian public needs to be made aware of the advantages of
sustainable transportation options, energy conservation, and appropriate waste
disposal in order to address this problem. Through the adoption of eco-friendly
lifestyles and cleaner technologies, we can all work together to lessen the negative
effects of pollution on the quality of the air, water, and soil (What Is Pollution
Prevention (P2)?, n.d.).
In order to promote prosperity and reduce environmental deterioration, clean
economic growth must be pursued. In Brown (2021), "Green Economy: Policies and
Practises," the possibility that a green economy could propel sustainable
development is examined. Investing in green technologies, encouraging energy
efficiency, and switching to renewable energy sources are essential elements of this
change. The Canadian government is dedicated to assisting companies that put
sustainability of the environment first, and individuals can help by selecting goods
and services that have less of an impact on the environment (11 WAYS TO
MEASURE CLEAN GROWTH, n.d.)
The primary goal of our ministry is sustainability. The Government of Canada's
"Sustainable Development Goals for Canada" (published in 2021) lists several
important goals, such as combating climate change, promoting responsible
consumption, and preserving both terrestrial and aquatic life. Reaching these
objectives calls for teamwork. Following sustainable lifestyles, supporting companies
that have made significant environmental commitments, and supporting laws that
puts long-term ecological health first are all ways that Canadians may make a
difference (canada.ca).
Building an environment-conscious culture requires effective communication. In
"Communicating Sustainability in the 21st Century," Lee (2018) highlights that in
order to engage the audience, communication must be engaging and
straightforward. The Ministry is dedicated to openly sharing knowledge regarding
environmental policies, issues, and the part that each individual citizen plays in
constructing a sustainable future. We can create more knowledgeable and involved
citizens who actively support conservation and sustainability initiatives by fostering
environmental literacy and public involvement (Introducing Public Engagement, n.d.).
In order to sum up, Canada's Ministry of Environment and Climate Change is
committed to safeguarding the country's natural resources, avoiding pollution, and
encouraging sustainable development in the economy and environment. Through
using the understandings gained from the Unit 2 readings, we may inform Canadians
about the pressing need to take action and motivate group initiatives towards a more
environmentally friendly and sustainable future. By making thoughtful decisions and
working together, we can protect our natural heritage for coming generations.
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Citations
Environment and Climate Change Canada.
(n.d.). Retrieved November 20, 2023,
from
https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change.html
Introducing Public Engagement.
(n.d.). Retrieved November 20, 2023, from
https://www.publicengagement.ac.uk/introducing-public-engagement#:~:text=Public
%20engagement%20describes%20the%20myriad,goal%20of%20generating%20mu
tual%20benefit
.
11 WAYS TO MEASURE CLEAN GROWTH.
(n.d.). Retrieved November 20, 2023,
from
https://climateinstitute.ca/reports/clean-growth/
What is Pollution Prevention (P2)? (n.d.).
Retrieved November 20, 2023, from
https://www.epa.gov/p2/learn-about-pollution-prevention#:~:text=Pollution%20preven
tion%20(P2)%20is%20any,than%20recycling%2C%20treatment%20or%20disposal
.
Biodiversify.
(n.d.). Retrieved November 20, 2023, from
https://biodiversify.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQiApOyqBhDlARIsAGfnyMp-JKFcpVSDW3_sI
_xweXVXLibk6Oggo4BXdlVf6Nm1-qF0A_SuJoUaAgVmEALw_wcB