Some fun facts about chipmunks
NATURE: Chipmunks are adorable, but …
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Category: Environment
Proteins politicized in the fight to “save the planet”
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: There is no place for the state in the kitchens of the nation
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Who doesn’t want to eat a meadow vole?
NATURE: Meadow Vole poop is an essential source of nutrients for grasses and other plants where they forage. The young are born naked and blind
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Hydrogen powered vehicles may be making a comeback
AUTO REVIEW: As well as being an absolute knockout stylistically, the Toyota Mirai feels like any other upscale electric car
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Trudeau government discriminating against oil and gas
DEBORAH JAREMKO: Singling out oil and gas doesn’t make sense given how dependent Canada’s entire economy is on using the fuels
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The coming energy crisis
STEWART MUIR and MARGARETA DOVGAL: The chief executive of Shell predicts that Europe is headed for a multi-winter energy crisis, with consequences that cascade around the world
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60,000 salmon fry released to restore B.C. populations
JAMES SNELL: The Coastal GasLink pipeline project recently partnered with the Nak’azdli Whut’en on a legacy project to improve salmon numbers
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Canada must begin to export green energy natural gas to Europe
OLIVIER RANCOURT: German Chancellor Olaf Scholz recently completed a trip to Canada to discuss, among other things, Europe importing Canadian natural gas
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Why do birds really migrate in the fall?
GEOFF CARPENTIER: Birds migrate to survive the winter, not so much to escape the cold but rather to find enough food to survive
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How to be eco-friendly when mowing your lawn
NATURE: Whatever we can do to help insects survive is exponentially more valuable than practically anything else we do to help nature
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Leadership and the options for resolving chaos
Episode 23 in our DECARBONIZATION series is the first of three which looks at leadership and the options for resolving chaos
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The marginal returns of ESG investing hurt us all
IAN MADSEN: The problem with ESG is the lack of firm, objective, and uniform standards, criteria and targets, with no agreement about how to rate firms
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