Globe and Mail: In fact, the study urges Canadians to start talking about what it calls “climate prosperity’ along with climate change. “There are risks to climate change, clearly, but there are also opportunities,’ said David McLaughlin, president of the NRTEE. That does not justify abandoning efforts to mitigate global warming, he said. But climate change “is happening, and we can deal with it, and we can gain from it.’ While a warmer planet would make the Prairies a drier place, increase …