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Carbon Capture + Spin
Big hype – and billions in public subsidies – for failing tech
by Mitchell Beer
"A Place to Make Things Right"
Hiladi Village is part of the Ma'amtagila Nation's process of living through "extinction," restoring sovereignty and reconnecting with their lands and waters
by Desiree Mannila
Climate Denial is Stealth Candidate in B.C. City Elections
Climate denial will be a stealth candidate in several municipal elections being held in British Columbia this Saturday. When voters…
Primary Author: Gaye Taylor
LNG to Europe?
Ramped-up export sales are just a pipe dream, research shows
Compiled by Mitchell Beer
Hydro Dams and Stranded Fish - BC Can Do Better
Every year in BC, thousands of fish die in mass-stranding events. Solutions do exist, but public pressure is needed
By Desiree Mannila
Age of the Technofix
December 2022 | January 2023
We need technology to transition from fossil fuels. But every technological solution falls somewhere on a spectrum between appropriate technology on the one hand, and a profit-driven techno-utopian billionaire’s pipe dream on the other… and especially in a crisis, it can be hard to tell the difference.
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