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Municipal Climate Adaptation Certificate poster

Tuesday, September 16, 2025

Applications are open for the Municipal Climate Adaptation Certificate

The University of Waterloo’s Climate Institute is offering a new Municipal Climate Adaptation Certificate, designed specifically for municipal staff who are looking to strengthen their climate resilience skills.

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