David Suzuki’s last national tour makes stop in Victoria
Think about how the country you live in is changing
Approval of Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline was expected, but flies in face of democracy and global warming, writes David Suzuki.
Recovery strategies are not the only slow-moving part of the species-at-risk process.
Throughout history, we’ve faced challenges and adapted to changing conditions.
We Canadians have a special relationship with snow and ice. We ski in it, skate on it, play in it, shovel it, drive through it...
Canada is blessed with some of the last vestiges of pristine nature on Earth – unbroken forests, coastlines and prairies.
For much of human history we lived close to the natural world. As civilization evolved we became increasingly urbanized.
Early indications are that introducing some germs to one's environment may help boos immunities
Much of the media spin is particularly absurd, relying on ad hominem attacks.
What weighs less than a paperclip, tastes terrible and can travel thousands of kilometres without a map?
Monarch butterflies in serious danger of losing population momentum
Radioactivity measurement shows trace amounts, but strontium levels must be watched
Many now argue the best way to protect humanity from the worst effects is to further alter Earth’s natural systems through geoengineering.
Solar radiation management involves reflecting the sun's rays back into space. Carbon dioxide removal is aimed at removing and storing it.
Geoengineering is one method for dealing with problem, but method is largely untested
Obviously, the best way to reduce cigarette butt pollution is to step up efforts to prevent people from starting smoking.
When a swarm of bees landed on a tree in their yard, a David Suzuki Foundation staffer and her husband became accidental beekeepers.
More than 13 per cent of Canada’s GDP depends on healthy ecosystems, but is 13 per cent a reasonable estimate of the “value” of nature?
Like smokers who put off quitting until their health starts to suffer, we’re learning what happens when bad habits catch up with us.
