RSVP now: how we’re grappling with B.C’s new wildfire reality
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I boarded a jet plane this past Friday and traveled 16 hours through the night to Washington, DC. I was back on a plane again on Monday morning flying the reverse 16 hours back home.
I was in Washington for the Forward on Climate rally, to call on President Obama to say “no” to the KXL pipeline.
If oil workers could choose, would they choose to work in toxic environments with damaging chemicals, or would they choose to work surrounded by clean air?
If Americans could choose, would they choose to work on the infrastructure for cancer-causing oil power or would they choose to work on the infrastructure for health reviving wind power?
If Canadians could choose, would they choose to dig up their forests, leaving behind barren and filthy wastelands, or would they choose to harvest the sun’s rays and leave behind a legacy for their children?
If people had a choice, what would that choice be?
Tribal protectors representing members of four Nisg̱a’a villages set up a blockade early Monday morning to stop pipeline vehicles from proceeding past the village of...
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Hundreds of kilometres apart, pipeline resistance and Site C dam flooding bring to mind the...
Despite the ecological risks, it’s cheaper and easier than ever to clear cut the last...