Jan 19, 2019
Honduran activists oppose Cuyagual dam despite dangers
Brent Patterson
Community activists in Honduras are opposing dams on the Cuyamel River over concerns about the environment and Indigenous rights.
Environment
Jan 17, 2019
Trudeau bold on pipeline investment, but timid when it comes to electric cars
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau jumped on buying an aging, climate-destroying pipeline, but has shrugged and shown no interest in using taxpayer dollars to create a Canadian-owned automaker.
Jan 16, 2019
A social justice wish list for 2019
Cheryl McNamara
With the aim to promote justice, KAIROS looks to the year ahead and points to all the work that needs to be done.
Addressing climate change in the Northwest Territories
3 Minute Action
Demand a stronger approach to climate change
Gwich'in Council International's Arctic Sustainable Energy Futures Toolkit
Reports
Working to help all communities across Canada implement sustainable community energy programs
Jan 16, 2019
Pipeline blockade is a sign of deeper troubles
David Suzuki
Expanding oilsands production, offshore drilling, fracked natural gas and pipelines keep us on a path detrimental to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and to the future of all people.
Jan 14, 2019
Push to protect Alberta's Bighorn Country gets political
David J. Climenhaga
The NDP's security concerns about future Bighorn town halls are fully justified despite a cynical effort by the UCP to spin cancelled meetings as a plot to stifle opposition.
Jan 10, 2019
University of Calgary influenced by Big Oil in 2015 controversy, academic report concludes
David J. Climenhaga
A new paper by two B.C. academics doesn't mince words about the role of the University of Calgary and corporate media in a 2015 controversy about corporate influence in the academy.
Buycott: the app
Software
Find out about the products you are buying
Jan 8, 2019
Political climate is heating up
David Suzuki
There's little evidence that governments are treating the climate emergency as seriously as is warranted, preferring to focus on short-term economic gains and election cycles instead.
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