Dr. Roy Strang writes monthly on the environment for the Peace Arch News.
It's time to start thinking about the future of our food supplies, write Dr. Roy Strang.
Surrey, White Rock and other municipalities need to exercise more care and attention to their urban tree plans
Monthly environment column explores disconnect between city-dwellers and the environment
The Species at Risk Act (SARA) is not being utilized to its full potential, writes PAN columnist Roy Strang.
In many municipalities, trees are being cut down and not replaced in proper numbers, writes Roy Strang.
Two of the three pillars in Surrey's Sustainability Charter are being ignored by the government in favour of the third – the economic one.
Peace Arch News columnist Dr. Roy Strang says Canada has a long wayto go to improve renewable energy development.
The alleged science which asserts that global warming is due to mankind’s industrial activity fails when evaluated by scientific method
Land protected in the ALR needs to stay that way, columnist Roy Strang says
Misuse and failing infrastructure just some of the problems
This marks the return of environmental columnist Roy Strang to the Peace Arch News, where he will write monthly, alternating with Anne Murray’s By the Bay column.
