Canada’s Highest Court Gives Ecuadorians Green Light To Pursue Chevron Assets
Chevron lost a high-profile pollution case in Ecuador in 2011 and was ordered to pay...
B.C. Minister Bennett’s Visit Fails to Ease Alaskans’ Mining Concerns
Promises of a closer relationship between B.C. and Alaska and more consultation on B.C. mine...
Living Downstream of B.C.’s Gold Rush: Alaska’s Fishermen Fear End of ‘Last Wild Frontier’
No fish in the car, warned the rental car attendant at Juneau airport, with the...
Alaskan Tourism Operators at Mercy of Canadian Mining Regulations
Smooth lumps of translucent blue ice float alongside rock-encrusted icebergs that have broken from Shakes...
Oiling The Machinery Of Climate Change Denial And Transit Opposition
This is a guest post by David Suzuki. Brothers Charles and David Koch run Koch...
Who Says a Better World is Impossible?
This is a guest post by David Suzuki. Cars, air travel, space exploration, television, nuclear...
Canada’s Fight Against NAFTA Investigation of Oilsands Tailings Gets Political, Wins Allies
The U.S. and Mexico appear to have joined Canada in its fight to prevent a...
Suncor Argues “All of Us” are Complicit in Climate Change, But New Lawsuits Could Prove Otherwise
At West Coast Environmental Law we're gratified that Suncor, one of Canada's largest oilsands companies,...
The Movement For Environmental Rights Is Building
This is a guest post by David Suzuki. The idea of a right to a...
