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There is real hope for the future in the ancient human story of true fellowship. People will withstand and overcome amazing odds if they feel accompanied and loved in real human relationships
My hope is that the visible and deadly black smoke from forest fires in 2018 will be the "aha" moment to motivate all of us to take action on climate change
The determination of the Wet'suweten First Nation to defend their land against resource extraction offers a lesson for us all, Rita Wong writes after a recent visit to the remote BC site of their protest.
With 2018 behind us – filled with wildfires, floods, droughts, and climate negotiations – we start 2019 looking up, with a climate deal entering into force that can change the course of our warming planet, writes Joyce Msuya, acting executive director of UN Environment.
Failing to prepare the workforce to meet the demands of the changing economy jeopardizes Ontario’s ability to be relevant in emerging clean industries,writes Liliana Camacho.
If you talk with community members in Estevan and Coronach, the province’s principal coal-producing communities, you will hear that most people have no idea what to expect. This is important because there are significant numbers of livelihoods at stake – and for a small town like Coronach, the very future of the community seems to hang in the balance.
