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Mar 29, 2017  B.C.'s students serve notice to Kinder Morgan and Premier Clark for provincial electionAlyse Kotyk University carbon divestment movements in B.C. are encouraging fellow students to remember recently approved massive fossil fuel projects like the Kinder Morgan pipeline during May's election. |
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Mar 29, 2017  Caroline Brooks, Ben Whiteley and Molly Johnson say no to NestléDoreen Nicoll The Nestlé Triangle located in Wellington County, Ontario has the potential to extract 6.4 million litres per day and that's cause for concern. |
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Mar 29, 2017  Welcome to the 21st century: Brighter times or a new Dark Age?David Suzuki Science offers great tools for understanding and innovating. We owe it to ourselves to at least understand how science acquires and integrates knowledge and what that means. |
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Mar 23, 2017  Clean innovation on West Coast could help power Canada's clean-growth centuryStephen Hui Squamish's example shows that clean growth isn't just for urban centres. There are plenty of opportunities for logging and mining towns in transition to lead Canada's shift to a clean economy. |
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Mar 23, 2017  Trudeau's oil views spur African famineYves Engler Found in a wealthy, heavy emitting country, the tar sands are a carbon bomb that needs to be defused. |
 On World Water Day, let's stand up for water for allOn This Day Too many people in First Nations reserves lack clean water, too many watersheds are being destroyed |
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Mar 22, 2017  Kathleen Wynne -- say no to Nestlé and all water bottling in OntarioDoreen Nicoll Water is a human right. It should never be commodified. It must be held in trust for the public good. |
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Mar 22, 2017  Facts and evidence matter in confronting climate crisisDavid Suzuki In this "post-truth" era of infinite information, it's difficult to get a good grasp on many subjects, let alone one as complex and massive as global warming. |
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Mar 21, 2017  Richmond can lead the way to low emissions buildings with energy benchmarking policyKaren Tam Wu An open letter to the mayor and council of the city of Richmond in British Columbia. |
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Mar 17, 2017  Fukushima Daiichi is still the world's largest bleeding sorePenney Kome Japan's melted-down nuclear plants are the globe's most urgent and most intractable crisis. |
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Mar 16, 2017  Open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeauvarious "We, the undersigned professors, call on the Canadian government to enact legislation to establish a credible and effective independent ombudsperson to investigate and hear complaints..." |
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Mar 16, 2017  B.C. Liberals are a rogue government that must be dispatchedThe Liberal government of Christy Clark is not so much a government as it is an anti-government: contemptuous of both the public good and of the citizens it is supposed to be governing for. |
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Mar 15, 2017  Defending Indigenous land in the Far NorthTalking Radical Radio Bobbi Rose Koe and Chris Rider talk about the campaign to protect the Yukon's Peel watershed and the Supreme Court of Canada hearing happening later in March. |
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Mar 15, 2017  Kinder Morgan's $771,000 donation to B.C. Liberals raises red flags while Premier shifts to damage controlAlyse Kotyk The B.C. Liberals are under scrutiny for accepting significant donations from lobbyists, including those connected to the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline project, sparking an RCMP investigation. |
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Mar 15, 2017  Intact wilderness is a hedge against our ignoranceDavid Suzuki On March 22, the Supreme Court of Canada will hear the Peel watershed case. A positive ruling could not only protect the Peel, but also the rights of First Nations in future land-use planning. |
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Mar 14, 2017  Kinder Morgan's $771,000 donation to B.C. Liberals raises red flags while Premier shifts to damage controlrabble staff The B.C. Liberals are under scrutiny for accepting significant donations from lobbyists, including those connected to the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline project, sparking an RCMP investigation. |
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Mar 10, 2017  A sneak peek into the TPP Citizens' Report: How we can rebuild public trust in trade processesMeghan Sali The public has lost confidence in trade processes that put the interests of corporate lobbyists before people. But there's a way back from the brink. |
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Mar 8, 2017  Faulty logic fuels fossil foolsDavid Suzuki What kind of "eminent scientists" would sign something claiming carbon dioxide "is not a pollutant but a major benefit to agriculture and other life on Earth"? |
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Mar 3, 2017  Toronto City Council votes to fund only 20 per cent of the budget for climate programLyn Adamson For the first time ever Toronto City Council has designated funds to combat climate change, but TransformTO is up against the city's austerity approach, calling for cuts across the board. |
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Feb 28, 2017  Council of Canadians delivers 10,000 petition signatures to protect #EveryLakeEveryRiverEmma Lui This morning, Lynn Chapman, member of the Peace Valley Environmental Association, and I met with Jonathon Wilkinson, North Vancouver MP and Parliamentary Secretary to the MOECC. |
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Feb 28, 2017  Greatness comes from moving forward, not backwardDavid Suzuki Making America -- or any place -- great doesn’t mean embracing 18th century technology in the 21st. |
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Feb 28, 2017  'We have never ceded our lands': First Nations in B.C.'s interior weigh impacts of Kinder Morgan pipelineAlyse Kotyk Across B.C.'s interior, First Nations communities are deciding whether or not they will support Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline project through mutual benefits agreements. |
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Feb 23, 2017  Marvelous monarchs move Minister McKennaDavid Suzuki In November, scientists overseeing at-risk species in Canada said the government should list the monarch butterfly population as endangered. |
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Feb 22, 2017  Burning down the globe: Climate change denial in Canada's houseChristopher Majka Climate change denial is alive in Canada. Despite massive evidence to the contrary, fossil-fuel interests and compliant media try to obscure and obfuscate. Here's how it's done and what's at stake. |
