Promoting climate action
throughout Québec

Climat de
changement
Regroupement national
des conseils régionaux de l'environnement
du Québec
Climat de
changement
Our network is part of Canada’s effort to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 and to help communities build up their climate resilience.
Your services
Communication
Environment
Public Safety
Entertainment
Human Resources
Urban Planning
Public Works
Tourism
Your departments
Energy Resources
Physical Resources
Human Resources
Waste Management
Buildings are responsible for 10% of GHG emissions and 32% of energy consumption in Quebec……
Agriculture and forestry are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change…
Biodiversity and healthy natural environments are needed to stabilize the climate…
More than 96% of all resources circulating in the Quebec economy are not reused…
54% of the energy consumed in Quebec is still of fossil origin, whereas this share was already 58% in 1987…
Greening our living environments helps to mitigate the causes, but also the effects, of climate change…
8% of Quebec’s GHG emissions come from municipal waste and wastewater management…
Transport is the leading sector emitting GHGs (43%), and the fastest growing sector (+35%) since 1990, in Quebec…
Each CRE has a dedicated person who can answer your questions and support you throughout the Climat de changement process. Each CRE offers specific and tailored approaches to your community.
CREBSL
Lac-Saint-Jean CREDD
CRE Capitale-Nationale
CRE Mauricie