Forest carbon credits ‘worse than nothing’? There’s more to this story
More than 3,000 people in the United States had a heart transplant last year. This life-extending procedure crossed from the
Rising emissions, unstable markets, plant annihilation: 3 big stories you might have missed
Human Nature shares three stories from the past week that you should know about.
Women conservation leaders ‘a tide lifting everyone’
In partnership with Conservation International, ELLE magazine dedicated its July issue to women in conservation.
5 ways you can help fight climate change
Conservation International's climate lead shares 5 ways youth can help stop climate change.
Climate costs, restoring forests, nurdle spills: 3 big stories you may have missed
Human Nature shares three stories from the past week that you should know about.
B.C.’s natural gas ambitions not in keeping with climate leadership
The B.C. government's liquefied natural gas plans would have a major impact on the global carbon budget. (Credit: Province of British Columbia via Flickr) To get a sense of how…
Climate change leadership in Canada: it’s about knowing where to look
The largest coal plant in North America, the Nanticoke Generating Station, will stop burning coal this year as Ontario phases out coal-fired power. (Credit: JasonParis via Flickr) Have you ever…
No peace in B.C.’s Peace Region, study shows
(Photo Credit: Fractured Land) A report released today by the David Suzuki Foundation shines a light on industrial development in the Peace Region of Northeastern British Columbia. The alarming impact…
Gender, Climate Change and Livestock Management on the East African Plains
The Maasai have been grazing their cattle here for centuries. Beatrice Lempaira wants to make sure their way of life can continue.