Anjali Appadurai was born in India, grew up in Coquitlam, BC, and now studies at College of the Atlantic in Maine, where she is involved in the student group Earth in Brackets.
Anjali Appadurai was born in India, grew up in Coquitlam, BC, and now studies at College of the Atlantic in Maine, where she is involved in the student group Earth in Brackets.
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
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.
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Is it better to retrofit existing buildings, or start with a clean slate? Our issue on Green Buildings looks at examples of each. Documentarian Stephen Svenson asks if Brad Pitt is truly “Making it Right” in New Orleans, while Alternatives photographer Brian St. Denis captures the new LEED-Platinum targeted Environment […]
RON PORTELLI RECALLS when his university-bound daughter asked him where she should study environmental science. Despite a long environmental career, Portelli was surprised to realize he didn’t know the answer. Such was the separation between universities and the environment industry.
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If Herman Daly is the economist for sustainable development, Amory Lovins the physicist and Al Gore the politician, William Ophuls must be the philosopher. Ophuls’ first book on the subject, Ecology and the Politics of Scarcity (1997), placed him among the few scholars of the time (Rifkin and Daly in […]
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