Sep 16, 2014
Disruption: Climate. Change.
Redeye
On September 21, the People's Climate March will take place in New York City. A new film both documents and makes the case for a mass movement to demand action on climate change.
Environment
Sep 16, 2014
Learning in nature is good for teachers and students
David Suzuki
With most of Canada's teachers back after summer, facing challenges that contribute to high rates of teacher attrition, it's a good time to ask: How can "nature as classroom" support their well-being?
Sep 17, 2014
How are Canada's municipalities fighting resource extraction?
Sanita Fejzic
Across Canada rural municipalities are dealing with issues of land use and resource extraction. What power do citizens actually have over Big Business when they want to protect the environment?
Sep 16, 2014
More mobilization against tar sands transport in Quebec
Jon Milton
As Line 9 is readied for use by Enbridge, and other carbon-fuel projects emerge throughout the province, citizens' resistance is on the rise.
Let's tell Ottawa: Make climate change a priority!
3 Minute Action
Let's make this session the most "green" yet.
Sep 15, 2014
Are countries second-class citizens?
Scott Vrooman
An attempt to moisten the dry topic of investor-state dispute settlement.
Sep 15, 2014
We will max out our carbon budget by 2018. What can we do?
Here's the frightening implication of a landmark study on carbon emissions: by 2018, no new cars, homes, schools, factories, or power plants should be built anywhere in the world, ever again.
Sep 16, 2014
Our government doesn't speak for us when it comes to climate change
Leehi Yona
The Harper government's inaction on climate change is a big, big problem. Join the People's Climate March this Sunday September 21.
Sep 12, 2014
The Coastal Citizen: The costs of oil and gas
Habitat
The Coastal Citizen takes a look at a global industry taking root off the Atlantic coast, and the concerns being raised about the dangers it poses to our ecosystems and economies.
Sep 12, 2014
Fighting fracking at its source -- and its destination
Andrea Harden-Donahue
Much of the anti-fracking activism has focused on stopping it at its source -- but what if we tried to stop it at its destination too?
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