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Group claims Canada's ecological footprint good reason to restrict immigration

December 8, 2010
| The Centre for Immigration Policy Reform is using environmental arguments to push for more restrictive immigration policies in Canada.

14:09 minutes (12.96 MB)
Redeye

Alternatives to Growth

June 1, 2010
| The de-growth movement says that efficiency is not the panacea for our ecological woes -- in fact, it has led to a major increase in our ecological footprint. Conrad Schmidt explains how.

11:59 minutes (10.97 MB)

Is humanity inherently unsustainable?

Apr 15 2010 - 7:30pm
Apr 15 2010 - 9:30pm

Location

Unitarian Church of Vancouver
Oak Street and 49th Avenue
Vancouver
Canada
Phone: 604-874-9982
49° 13' 35.5548" N, 123° 7' 42.0276" W

MONTHLY LECTURE & DISCUSSION SERIES:

Dr. William Rees, faculty member at the University of British Columbia and originator of the "ecological footprint," discusses his recent work.

 

About the World Federalist Movement:

World Federalists support the development of a global community based on the rule of law and democratically accountable international institutions.   As global citizens we pledge to educate ourselves and to take action.

Contact name: 
Larry Kazdan
Contact email: 
Alternatives Podcast

35:4 The New Ecology

June 18, 2009
| Eco-footprint developer William Rees, Right Whale researcher Moira Brown, Jessica Wong and just what does the term "Ecology" mean anyway?

112:07 minutes (102.7 MB)
Columnists

Beyond the limits

My first introduction to Donella Meadows was in the mid-1990s after I began publishing The Record in Gold River. I found her columns on the Internet published under the title "The Global Citizen," columns that spoke clearly about our environment and our place in it. I corresponded with Dr. Meadows and she allowed me to republish them as I could so that a wider audience would have access to her knowledge and vision.


Like many people in the past, Donella was a prophet whose message, as plain and obvious as it was, went unheeded by most, and flat out denied by many.

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