Canadian government accepting applications for first Environment and Climate Change Youth Council

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The council will be made up of 10 Canadians between the ages of 18 and 25, who will serve a two\u002Dyear term.

Wilkinson said the youth council will create opportunities for young people to discuss key issues with the federal government such as fighting climate change and stemming rapid biodiversity loss.

The council will be made up of 10 Canadians between the ages of 18 and 25. Interested youth are encouraged to apply before Aug. 18 online at “The new Environment and Climate Change Youth Council will provide a great opportunity for young Canadians to have a voice in developing key environmental policies and plans that will shape their futures. I encourage all interested youth to apply and I look forward to engaging with the Youth Council.”

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