I will never see a polar bear in my lifetime and yet, they are part of my identity as a Canadian, just as the call of the loon at my lake in the Spring makes me feel whole. And yet, new research
COVID-19 has given the world a pause, a time to reflect while we have more time on our hands as we stay home more than we ever have. But what are some of those possibilities? This interview with
To recover from the terrible wildfires and their trauma, Australia’s solution to “ecological grief” is to bring together choirs of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people to keep Indigenous culture alive
I often think while looking for the grand fix, we often miss the many small steps that can change the world. Tiny, dense forests are springing up around Europe as part of a movement aimed at restoring
The city of Milan in the hard-hit Lombardy region of Italy is preparing to reduce car traffic post-COVID-19 lockdown, according to the Guardian. Their ambitious scheme will reallocate 35km of streets
It may seem odd to be talking about The Good Society when we are all facing COVID-19, but this media leadership will ensure innovations are not crowded out by vested interests in maintaining
by Kathleen (Kitty) O'Meara in 1869 and reprinted during the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic
And the people stayed home. And read books, and listened, and rested, and
exercised, and made art, and played
Marine life, habitats, and ecosystems have a chance to recover within 30 years according to a new study in Nature. While this would require huge conservation efforts and major policy changes, we have
The European Commission has proposed a law that would give it far-reaching power to dictate the course of political action on climate change in the European Union.
The draft climate law, unveiled in
Joy may be more important than happiness. This TedTalks discusses the importance of weavers, those that connect, in fundamental ways. They are geniuses at relationships, they have a moral intensity to