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The Tyee, had an interesting article called ‘A Fast Moving Virus, a Slow Changing Climate’ (April 7, 2020), saying one is happening in real time, one in deep
What makes for a good society? One that values and measures the things that count. Edmonton has just incorporated a carbon budget limiting the greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) it can emit, hopefully
There are critical tipping points that we will reach above a 1.5 C. degree warming, similar to a cascade of falling dominoes. Alarming signs are now occurring—the wildfires in California, growing
An independent group of 15 finance, policy and sustainability leaders and a group of expert advisors launched its preliminary report on 5 Bold Moves for A Resilient Economy. They are the following:
"The rethink of the economy is an opportunity. . .A level-headed reassessment of public debt could lead to the green public investment necessary to fight climate change. And governments could unleash
I will never see a polar bear in my lifetime and yet, they are part of my identity as a Canadian, just as the call of the loon at my lake in the Spring makes me feel whole. And yet, new research
COVID-19 has given the world a pause, a time to reflect while we have more time on our hands as we stay home more than we ever have. But what are some of those possibilities? This interview with
To recover from the terrible wildfires and their trauma, Australia’s solution to “ecological grief” is to bring together choirs of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people to keep Indigenous culture alive
I often think while looking for the grand fix, we often miss the many small steps that can change the world. Tiny, dense forests are springing up around Europe as part of a movement aimed at restoring
The city of Milan in the hard-hit Lombardy region of Italy is preparing to reduce car traffic post-COVID-19 lockdown, according to the Guardian. Their ambitious scheme will reallocate 35km of streets