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‘My own contribution’: the Ottawa immigrants learning to retrofit homes and fight the climate crisis
In Ottawa, immigrants are gaining skills to retrofit homes and tackle climate change. This initiative not only addresses a shortage of skilled workers but also empowers newcomers like John Mava to contribute to a sustainable future. Discove...
In Ottawa, immigrants are gaining skills to retrofit homes and tackle climate change. This initiative not only addresses a shortage of skilled workers but also empowers newcomers like John Mava to contribute to a sustainable future. Discover how these efforts are crucial for reducing emissions and building a greener world. #ClimateAction #Sustainability #GreenEnergy #ImmigrantStories #HomeRetrofit
Originally reported by The Guardian.
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