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Indigenous Science & Technology
Native Science is a study of the whole; Indigenous technologies emerge from the implicate order to reflect the art of skillful living – and these bodies of knowledge employ the precision and rigour associated with western science.
Rose Thater Braan-Imai
BC LNG Project Green-lighted
Plans for a C$40-billion LNG project in Kitimat, BC have been finalized, according to news reports. The LNG Canada project…
Watershed Sentinel
Carbontech
Sucking carbon out of the air to make fuel is now a viable thing, and a small plant in Squamish, BC is the testing ground – but the technology is not without its critics
Gavin MacRae
Electoral Reform
A citizens-to-citizens guide about what matters most when casting a ballot in this fall's BC referendum
Réal Lavergne and Gisela Ruckert
Site C to "Rest on Shales"
There is no bedrock at Site C – and the public deserves to know whether it's safe to anchor a dam in shale
Arthur Hadland
Talking Tech
September | October 2018
Technology – just gizmos, or a complex expression of culture? In this era of climate disaster, will it save our bacon, or distract us from deeper change with ineffective techno-fixes? What is Indigenous tech? Also: Following BC’s worst-ever wildfire season, we shine a light on outdated forestry governance and the continued loss of old growth in the province.
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