SUZUKI – Do ‘murder hornets’ really pose a serious buzzkill?
AS IF WE DIDN’T have enough to contend with, now we’re facing a “murder hornet” invasion — but it’s more an invasion of newsfeeds than an actual descending [Continue]
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SUZUKI – Earth Day offers a chance to re-evaluate out path
EARTH DAY was born on April 22, 1970 — 50 years ago. Since then, the human population has more than doubled, from 3.7 billion to almost eight billion. Our drive toward [Continue]
SUZUKI – Review shows ocean life could rebound within 30 years
WITH EVERYTHING humanity is going through, it’s comforting to come across good news. The best is that people are co-operating to an unprecedented extent, coming together [Continue]
SUZUKI – Let’s come together in these physically distancing times
THESE ARE DIFFICULT TIMES, especially for people who lack safe shelter, food and other necessities — and for those on the front lines. Even though we must maintain physical [Continue]
SUZUKI – If corporations have legal rights, why not rivers?
A POPULAR SIGN at climate marches reads, “System Change, Not Climate Change.” What does system change look like? Environmental crises such as climate disruption and [Continue]
SUZUKI – The woman who discovered global warming – in 1856
OUR BOOK Just Cool It!: The Climate Crisis and What We Can Do features a chapter on climate science history. We include discoveries by well-known scientific pioneers, from [Continue]
SUZUKI – Pipeline actions signal need for true reconciliation
ACTIONS BY AND IN SUPPORT of the Wet’suwet’en land defenders are as much about government failure to resolve issues around Indigenous rights and title as they are about [Continue]
SUZUKI – Beyond Climate ventures to the heart of a rapidly heating B.C.
ISLAND SCALLOPS on Vancouver Island has relied on stable ocean conditions since 1989. But CEO Rob Saunders says those started changing a little over a decade ago. [Continue]
SUZUKI – What do we do when our home is on fire?
SUCCESSIVE AUSTRALIAN governments have denied or downplayed the existence and risks of human-caused climate disruption. There, coal is king. In our outdated economic systems, [Continue]
SUZUKI – Ecological crises deserve better coverage from the media
I WAS 14 WHEN North Korea invaded South Korea in 1950. As an adolescent, I was more preoccupied with puberty-related personal issues than politics. But when Canada sent [Continue]
SUZUKI – Conservation and climate action go together
WE LIVE ON a changing planet. Unnaturally rapid global warming is altering everything, including lands and waters. Evidence shows we’ve already emitted enough greenhouse [Continue]
SUZUKI – A 2020 vision for climate action
LET’S HOPE 2020 marks the start of a year and decade when we finally take climate disruption as seriously as the evidence shows we must. We understand the problem and [Continue]
SUZUKI – Seafood Progress offers remedy for seasick times
OCEANS HOLD A LOT OF MYSTERY, even for people who study them. But it’s no mystery why they’re in trouble. We’ve been using them to hide our waste — dumping oil, [Continue]
SUZUKI – The election is over; now let’s get to work!
THE ELECTION MAY BE OVER but there’s no time to be complacent. Canadians voters — and many people too young to vote — demanded that politicians take climate disruption [Continue]
