Carol Linnitt
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About Carol Linnitt
Carol Linnitt is Managing Editor and Director of Research for DeSmog Canada (DeSmog.ca) as well as a PhD student in Cultural, Social and Political Thought at the University of Victoria. Her research and writing focuses on energy development, the environment, government policy, scientific research and wildlife.
Analysis: Trump’s Not the Centre of the Universe (Or the Climate)
The reverberations of Trump’s win are still being felt in Marrakech where delegations from some 200 countries were deliberating the details of the Paris Agreement.
After Canada fought for Indigenous rights in the Paris Agreement, what will it do at home?
Indigenous leaders say more has to be done to live up to promises to respect Indigenous rights, both on the international stage, and domestically in Canada.
How the Fort McMurray climate change conversation went down in flames
“This is a good time to listen very, very hard to what people are dealing with, what they care about, what they want for their futures and try to find those common places.”