When it comes to climate change, our future will not be determined by chance but by choice. We can choose to ignore the science, or we can change our ways and reduce carbon emissions and our dependence on fossil fuels. Continue reading Energy choices risk climate chaos for Atlantic Canada – Science Matters
Twenty years ago Clayoquot Sound was the site of the largest act of civil disobedience in Canadian history, yet today the region is more threatened than ever, say Dan Lewis and Bonny Glambeck of Clayoquot Action. Continue reading Clayoquot Summer: 20 Years After
Ontario’s Environmental Commissioner warns that new regulation changes under the Endangered Species Act threaten the protection of the province’s species at risk. Continue reading Ontario Government’s actions threaten the protection of endangered species
Ontario’s Environmental Commissioner warns that new regulation changes under the Endangered Species Act threaten the protection of the province’s species at risk. Continue reading Ontario Government’s actions threaten the protection of endangered species
We’re exhausting Earth’s finite resources and pushing global ecosystems to tipping points. The only hindrance to developing a fair, ambitious and legally binding climate plan for the world is lack of political will. Continue reading David Suzuki: Philippines tragedy shows urgency of Warsaw climate summit
Ecojustice lawyers are representing the Wilderness Committee and ForestEthics Solutions in a legal challenge against the BC government, arguing the province is bound by law to protect an endangered old-growth Coastal Douglas-fir ecosystem. Continue reading BC government is challenged in court over Coastal Douglas-fir
The environment is the very air, water, land and diversity of plant and animal life we cannot live without. Why not work to build a healthy, prosperous economy that protects those things? Continue reading Critical issues deserve a higher standard
Elsipogtog First Nation believes their land and water is at risk due to fracking and shale gas development, which has been undertaken without negotiation or consent from the First Nation. Continue reading BC’s Treaty 8 First Nations throw their support behind Elsipogtog First Nation
Elsipogtog First Nation believes their land and water is at risk due to fracking and shale gas development, which has been undertaken without negotiation or consent from the First Nation. Continue reading BC’s Treaty 8 First Nations throw their support behind Elsipogtog First Nation
The brand-new Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is now open. The Aquarium is a 12,500 square-metre (135,000 square-foot) awe-inspiring attraction with more … Continue reading Ripley’s Aquarium is now open
The final book in Maude Barlow’s Blue trilogy, Blue Future is a powerful, penetrating, and timely look at the global water crisis — and what we can do to prevent it. Continue reading Blue Future: Protecting Water for People and the Planet Forever
What weighs less than a paperclip, tastes terrible and can travel thousands of kilometres without a map? Hint: this delicate critter is tawny-orange with black veins and white spots and has been mysteriously absent from Canada this summer. Continue reading David Suzuki: Help solve an orange-and-black mystery
