Canada's Environmental Voice
Anyone familiar with the pipeline debate in Canadian politics shouldn’t be surprised at the widespread public opposition to Enbridge’s proposed Line 9 project. As Keystone XL, Northern Gateway and now Line 9 struggle to gain acceptance and trust in Canada, oil sands producers are quickly turning to rail as an […]
Adrienne Johnson, originally from Toronto, is now a PhD student attending Clark University in Worcester, MA. She is a student in Critical Human Geography and studying the politics of natural resource governance in Latin America.
Sarah Dobec is a Certified Holistic Nutritionist living in Toronto, doing her best to be a part of the solution. Inspiring quotes fuel her daily work.
Adam Sneyd is assistant professor of international political economy and development at the University of Guelph. His book, Governing Cotton: Globalization and Poverty in Africa, is published by Palgrave Macmillan.
Stephanie Sodero volunteers for the Ecology Action Centre, a sparkling Nova Scotian environmental non-profit organization, and drinks Halifax tap water.
As part of our mission to build a stronger environmental community, we aim to spark discussions about sustainability issues and their solutions in classrooms across Canada. A\J back issues and customized reading packages can be used as course readings, complementing other course material from textbooks and academic journals. Over forty […]
THE KITCHEN is a great place to start greening your home. If you’re already stacked with Energy Star-certified appliances and low-flow fixtures, follow these smart and easy tips for a healthier, more conscientious space.
Colin Hunter is a freelance journalist, and recipient of Canada’s National Newspaper Award for Sports Reporting. A recreational surfer who has conquered some of the world’s tiniest waves, he currently works in communications at a quantum mechanics think-tank.
Colin Hunter is a freelance journalist, and recipient of Canada’s National Newspaper Award for Sports Reporting. A recreational surfer who has conquered some of the world’s tiniest waves, he currently works in communications at a quantum mechanics think-tank.
A solar-powered boat – the largest ever built – made berth in Halifax, NS, last week. Fitted with 93.5 kilowatts of solar PV power, the German-built catamaran looks like something a Bond villain would gleefully cruise around in at its top speed of five knots. For that matter, few but […]
