This week, millions of us are walking out of our workplaces and classrooms to join climate strikers in the streets to demand an end to the age of fossil fuels. Taking place in over 150 countries
This article describes a circular economy experiment set up in a vast derelict swimming pool complex in Rotterdam. Thirty businesses have come together to create an ecosystem that shares resources and
A 2013 study (following a 2004 study), quantifying the consensus on the link between anthropogenic greenhouse emissions and global warming, found that 97% of studies agreed humans were causing global
We often hear about how people living in coastal areas are more exposed to the threat of rising sea-levels. However, earlier this month, while average temperatures were hitting coastal communities in
Teenage climate-activist, Greta Thunberg, has joined forces with British indie-pop-rock band, the 1975. As the first track on their new album, Notes on a Conditional Form, this somewhat unusual
If we want to keep climate change within acceptable limits, we need to bring global emissions to zero within 30 years. This was the message given to governments last year by the IPCC.
All governments
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Back in May 2019, a series of diverse Indigenous, civil society, environmental, and labour groups launched the Pact for a Green New Deal in Canada. To
As you know by now, Greta Thunberg is one of my heroes, her courage, her leadership and her commitment are an inspiration in the face of some very bleak climate science. This attached article is a
The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History just reopened their newly renovated 31,000 square-foot fossil hall. The highly-anticipated exhibit, Deep Time, illuminates how “Earth’s distant past
Blame and shame are often used to polarize voters and keep us from acting on climate pollution. The attached article from the National Post is titled, You’re all hypocrites: Why it’s a colossal cop
