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Why we’re almost out of time on climate change

With just over a decade left to take massive strides toward decarbonization, politicians representing any party must agree that the threat of climate chaos is real and must be met with the same type of response we give to war.

Fish Trap: How poor labelling undermines efforts to make fisheries sustainable

Larger volume species often get lumped into broad commodity categories such as cod, snapper or sole, which actually represent hundreds of different species. Despite the species ranging widely in quality, flavour and environmental performance, they are sold at similar basement prices to the consumer.

Get off the dead horse and end two decades of struggle over unwanted Taseko mine

The B.C. government should reject Taseko’s proposed mine and cancel all associated exploration permits. Final rejection of this project would provide a clear message to industry about what responsible resource development means. I

Electric car demand is growing, but Ontario is falling behind

Canadians, including Ontarians, are getting charged up about electric cars. It’s time for the government and its regulators to listen to the people and give them what they want.

Thunberg presents climate emergency with freshness and force, as if we hear of it for the first time