Canada's Environmental Voice
Editorial: Environmentalism in a no-growth economy – Robert Gibson Women and Sustainability: Ecofeminist Perspectives – Melody Hessing Time Waits for No Beast: Temporality and the Dis-integration of Nature – Mora Campbell The Cape Breton Island Spruce Budworm Infestation: A Retrospective Analysis – Charles Restino Canadian, World, Techonology Notes
Editorial: Snow and goose feathers – Anne Champagne Literature and Environmental Thought: Re-establishing Connections With the World – Rebecca Raglon Inset: A Dream of Gaia – Bonnie Steinman Wordsworth as Environmentalist – Jenny Carter Community theatre builds the spirit of Eramosa – Susanna Reid
Editorial: Environmentalists, Meech Lake and other issues of purpose and strategy – Robert Gibson Organic Farming in India – Thomas L. Green Union-initiated Research in Genetic Effects of Workplace Agents: A Case Study – Karen Messing Fishing in Uncharted Waters: A Perspective on the Indian Fishing Agreements Dispute in Northern […]
Editorial: Northern Communities: Prospects for Sustainable Development – Ted Jackson Indigenous Management Systems and the Conservation of Wildlife in the Canadian North – Peter J. Usher Dene Community Development: Lessons from the Norman Wells Project – Margaret Gorman Women and Development in Northern Ontario – Miriam Wall
AS THE ALTERNATIVES TEAM was finishing up this Green Buildings issue, we were also settling in to a new building ourselves. The former Public Utilities Building in the heart of downtown Kitchener, Ontario, is a three-storey stone beauty from the early 1930s, complete with Art Deco flourishes and an original […]
THE QUESTION made a great conversation starter on its own: Can a grand dinner party bringing together the right people spark a conversation that could change the world? Last November, World Accord International Development Agency in Waterloo, Ontario, decided to find out.
AS WE CROSSOVER the Claiborne Avenue bridge from the Upper Ninth Ward on Gray Line International’s “Hurricane Katrina – America’s Greatest Catastrophe” tour, local artist Brad Dupuy informs us in his rich voice that we “are about to enter what is known famously as the Lower Ninth Ward.” What makes […]
“I’M NOT THE KIND OF PERSON to say, ‘Look at this great space to share ideas in’,” admits André Roy, Dean of Environment at the University of Waterloo. “But this building is different.”
Editorial: Dispelling the image of the “blue-eyed sheiks” – Phil Elder, Bill Ross and Dixon Thompson Solar Activities in Alberta – Tang Lee Eulogy for STOP: A Decade of Environmental Activism – Linda Duncan Hazardous Waste Management: The Report and Recommendations of the Environmental Council of Alberta – John Lilley
Editorial: Energy: Many Battles to Go – Ted Schrecker The Mackenzie Valley Pipeline: A Battle, Not A War – David B. Brooks A Summer of Decision: Pipelines and Pipedreams – Robert Page Reader Information Service Resource Development in Labrador – Lucie Edwards Carter Bay: Las Vegas of the North? – […]
