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Mini-Nukes, Big Bucks: The Interests Behind the SMR Push
Why Canada is now poised to pour billions of tax dollars into developing Small Modular Reactors as a “clean energy” climate solution
by Joyce Nelson
Canada's Building Code Needs Some Green Ambition
The national model building code needs to stretch to meet 2030 climate targets
by Gavin MacRae
Wild Times: Extinction Brewing
The ongoing liquidation of BC's last old growth forests is propelling a death spiral for spotted owls
by Joe Foy
Is There a "Business Case" for Trans Mountain? A Close Look at the Data
Alberta oil's fractional use of its decades-long access to tidewater and world markets appears tied to fluctuating prices, not pipe capacity
by David Huntley
Cycletopia Now! Get the safe cycling infrastructure your city needs
With COVID-19 prompting more to choose pedal power over public transit, proper cycling infrastructure is critical. Here's how to get it
by Gavin MacRae
Canadian Beer in Canadian Cans
With labyrinthine supply chains, missed recycling opportunities, and a recent trade war, maybe it's time for the aluminum industry to turn on a dime
by Joyce Nelson
Fisheries: Interdependence & Exploitation
December 2020 | January 2021
Seafood has always played a huge role in human survival. But a third of all wild fish are now overexploited, and on the BC coast salmon numbers are plummeting, with many First Nations having to give up traditional fisheries. We all depend on the living waters – the time for status quo management is over.
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