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Book Review: Changing Tides by Alejandro Frid
Hope surfaces on BC's Central Coast, where First Nations are integrating traditional knowledge with science to steward their lands and waters
review by Claire Gilmore
8 myths about LNG
From emissions to jobs and economic benefits, BC's LNG dreams have little to do with reality
Eoin Finn
Groundwater pumping drains rivers in BC and globally
Water scarcity and stalled well licensing belie BC's 'myth of abundance'
Gavin MacRae
Canada lags in 'right to repair' legislation
From smartphones to farming machinery, corporate control of repair is costing consumers, small manufacturers and the environment
Gavin MacRae
High (Carbon) Seas
A primary driver of mass extinction events, ocean acidification isn’t a popular topic - but is already affecting coastal ecology and economy
Hal Hewett
Deep Time
December 2019 | January 2020
What can be said, or even fully comprehended, about the moment on Earth we are living through? In this issue we seek a broader vision, gleaning current lessons from deep history (of humans and of the planet), and viewing time itself in fundamentally different ways – how can time become an ally?
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