SUZUKI – Long work hours don’t work for people or the planet
IN 1926, U.S. automaker Henry Ford reduced his employees’ work week from six eight-hour days to five, with no pay cuts. It’s something workers and labour unions had been [Continue]
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SUZUKI – Research sheds light on dark corner of B.C.’s oil and gas industry
WE’VE LONG KNOWN extracting oil and gas comes with negative consequences, and rapid expansion of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, increases the problems and adds new [Continue]
SUZUKI – The grisly truth about British Columbia’s grizzly trophy hunt
GRIZZLY BEARS venturing from dens in search of food this spring will face landscapes dominated by mines, roads, pipelines, clearcuts and ever-expanding towns and [Continue]
SUZUKI – March for science, march for Earth Day, march for humanity
SCIENCE ISN’T everything. But it is crucial to governing, decision-making, protecting human health and the environment and resolving questions and challenges around our [Continue]
SUZUKI – Citizen science and genetic testing yield positive results
SINCE I STARTED working as a geneticist in the early 1960s, the field has changed considerably. James Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins won the 1962 Nobel Prize in [Continue]
SUZUKI – Marine protected areas are one piece of a complex puzzle
THE FEDERAL government recently created two marine protected areas in the Pacific region and has committed to increase ocean protection from one per cent to 10 by 2020. But [Continue]
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