Elizabeth Hand
Elizabeth Hand is a novelist and educator in the fields of writing and science. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia. Her short fiction and book reviews have appeared in various prominent Canadian publications. She comes to Desmog from a coordinator position at the Portland Hotel Society where she worked in social housing, outreach and harm reduction. As a former social services worker, she is professionally invested in Aboriginal rights and civil liberties issues in Canada. As a Canadian and an American, she aspires to strengthen the dialogue between the two countries concerning environmental issues, and to address such topics with an international perspective.
Stories by Elizabeth Hand
Canada Invests $4.7 Million in CCS That May Affect Subsurface “Extremophiles,” Says Expert
Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) is the process of extracting CO2 from stationary sources and...
Internet Privacy in Canada: Is it Possible or Are We Already “Out of Control”?
As technology advances, so do government surveillance opportunities. And as these opportunities arise, what’s to...
High and Dry: What Canadians Don’t Know About Water Could Usher in Global Crisis
The UN’s International Day of Biological Diversity for water and biodiversity was a popular Facebook topic in...
CREDible Conversations: Will New Oil Pipelines Benefit BC Businesses?
Last Wednesday, business people from all sectors came together at the Creekside Community Center for...
Rebels With a Cause: Scientists Fight Back in the War on Science
It has been called “Stephen Harper’s war on science” in Canada and just plain "war...
Does Alternative Energy Threaten Canadian Culture? Probably Not.
Alternative energy strategies in this country are often viewed as impractical or even anti-Canadian because...
This is What 400ppm Looks Like: CO2 Levels Highest in More Than 800,000 Years
On Friday, scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, at the University of California, San Diego,...