This past Tuesday, the Royal Dutch Shell company released an unprecedented public report outlining their relationship with 19 industry associations, following an internal review.

As a basis of their

While fossil fuels are still the largest global source of energy for electricity generation, the transition to low-carbon energy production might not take as long as we think. The main reason? (hint:

This recent article in the New York Times highlights how important it is to seek out the best information about your choices for a more sustainable lifestyle. Putting aside the litter aspects of

A topic that was discussed at length during our Biodiversity Conversations, was the idea that if love and respect for nature is instilled in children, these values will likely stay with them into

The school climate strike from March 15th saw 1.4 million protestors take to the streets across the globe. Led by teen climate activist, Greta Thunberg, this movement has inspired and fueled many

Hundreds of thousands of young people are marching today to fight for their future. The global climate strike is one of the biggest environmental protests the world has ever seen—more than 71

In response to the #MeToo campaign, Gilette tackled toxic masculinity, bullying, and harassment in their ad released back in January. The video is a call to men to hold each other to a higher standard

Research shows that one of the most effective ways we can tackle climate change is by reducing our meat consumption or even cutting it out entirely. It’s easy for individuals to feel as though they

The CBC just released this interactive news story about snow fall. Besides being visually attractive, it brilliantly communicates the facts about how snow fall is changing in Canadian cities due to

There is a scholar, Alfred Whitehead, who talks about the fallacy of misplaced concreteness, that is when an abstract belief is treated as if it were a concrete real event or physical entity. One