Canada's Environmental Voice
Andrew Nikiforuk, a Calgary-based journalist, is the author of the national bestseller Tar Sands: Dirty Oil and the Future of a Continent. His latest book, The Energy of Slaves, looks at how human slavery has shaped our attitudes and values about energy. For more on Andrew visit his website at andrewnikiforuk.com
Andrew McMurry is an Associate Professor of English Language and Literature at the University of Waterloo
Andrew Heintzman is the co-founder of Investeco, Canada’s first environmental investment company, and author of The New Entrepreneurs (Anansi 2010).
Andil Gosine is an Associate Professor at York University and co-author of Environmental Justice in Canada: An Introduction.
Amy Taylor is an economist with the Pembina Institute where she works on projects related to fiscal policy.
Alison Wearing is an award-winning writer and performer. Her voice can also be found threading harmonies through Jarmo’s music. For more information visit www.alisonwearing.com.
Alberto Fonseca is a PhD candidate in the Faculty of Environment at the University of Waterloo. In Brazil, he was an environmental auditor and also worked for a large mining company.
Albert Koehl is a lawyer with Sierra Legal Defence Fund, a Canadian national environmental law organization, and a former prosecutor with the Ontario Ministry of Environment.
