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Relying on fossil fuels has run its course. Canada and the world must carve a new path forward for the sake of our economy, health and climate, Tzeporah Berman writes.
Federal leadership that prioritizes our future is critical, both in terms of our careers and the viability of our communities facing environmental crises, writes Brennan Strandberg-Salmon.
By suppressing all wildfires and incessantly burning fossil fuels, humans have upset the role that fire has historically played in providing ecological balance. We need to rethink our view of fire and accept its presence by changing how we manage lands and plan our communities.
Despite living in the information age, where technology and big data are pervasive, the U.S. election is a reminder of how much our world still operates on faith.
Record temperatures are teaming up with record droughts to turn the Golden State into a tinderbox. Megafires have followed with increasing frequency and size.
B.C. can work with Indigenous governments on a comprehensive plan to protect the coast at a time when we need it most. We call this "a blueprint for the coast."
