Why energy change sparks controversy and protest
BILL WHITELAW: Boomer vs. Millennial in a battle of words on energy change
Category: Environment
Gene editing approval crucial step to global food security
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Groups opposed to gene editing have consistently misled the public through fearmongering
Do Japanese Beetles taste yucky?
GEOFF CARPENTIER: Why else does hardly anything seem to want to eat them?
The future of nuclear power in Canada
JAMES SNELL: John Goman, CEO of the Canadian Nuclear Association, shares his perspective
The Japanese Beatle is attractive, but can be annoying
NATURE: First reported in the United States in 1916, the Japanese Beetle can now be found across North America
A Q and A with skeptical environmentalist Bjorn Lomborg
BILL WHITELAW: How evangelical and partisan discourse can blind stakeholders to solutions that would resolve a broad range of societal ills
Canadian communities can’t wait for the state to lead on climate action
HADRIAN MERTINS-KIRKWOOD: What can concerned communities across Canada do when their governments aren’t stepping up?
Where do fish go in the winter?
GEOFF CARPENTIER: Fish use various techniques to survive the winter. But they are a creative bunch – they have to be!
Oil sands producers not greenwashing net zero plans
DEBORAH JAREMKO: Greenpeace complaint of greenwashing against Pathways Alliance’s CCS project ignores the facts
University professors should just say no to oil and gas divestment
GINA PAPPANO: The end goal of divestment is supply shortages, higher prices, shuttered factories, job losses, and energy poverty
Alberta’s blueprint for its energy future works in the shadows
BILL WHITELAW: Premier Smith’s retread energy panel seemingly only out to please only one particular constituency
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