Agriculture

Dec 1969 | IN | BY Shanella Ramkissoon

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The Greenbelt Foundation published a report "Growing Close to Home: Creating Complete Rural Communities" which highlights the opportunities and challenges that rural communities across the Greenbelt face when attempting to create complete communities.

Farm Beefs

Dec 1969 | IN | BY Alexandra Scaman

We need to find better solutions which pose less strain on the environment, without sacrificing farmer yields.

Isolation Reflections

Dec 1969 | IN | BY Alexander Goddard

The importance of natural areas during a pandemic

Uprooting Taxes by Planting Trees

Dec 1969 | IN | BY Alexa Ouellette

Financial incentives - like a 0% tax rate on forested land - might incite greener behaviour by the population.

The Disappearing Myth

Dec 1969 | IN | BY JADE SIEWNARINE

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CAUTIONARY TALE OR COMMON MISCONCEPTION? RETHINKING THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE RAPA NUI PEOPLE FROM EASTER ISLAND.

Minjimendan, Garden of Remembering

Dec 1969 | IN | BY Andrew Judge Syerra Turry

Mkomosé (Bearwalker) Dr. Andrew Judge presents the Indigenous foods garden, a project rooted in Indigenous philosophy and land-based sustainability practices.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a key proponent of a New Green Deal

The Green New Deal: Our Best Chance on Climate

Dec 1969 | IN | BY Robert Paehlke

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The 'Green New Deal' addresses today’s two most urgent problems simultaneously: climate change and rising inequality.

Eastern Prairie White Fringed Orchid (Platanthera leucophaea). Photo by / Josh

Endangered species are not red tape

Feb 25 2019 | IN Wildlife | BY Anne Bell

Op Ed explains why we citizens need to protect Ontario's nature – and how we can take action now (March 4 deadline -- make your voice heard).

Algae pollution at a Berkeley, CA marina/Andy Wang on Unsplash

Our land as a sponge that can hold no more

Oct 14 2018 | IN Water | BY Braydon Black

Researchers from the Université de Montréal have identified a tipping point at which land can no longer retain phosphorous. Odds are good we've passed that point.

Coffee farmers struggle to adapt to Colombia’s changing climate

Aug 24 2018 | IN Food | BY Jessica Eise, Natalie White

Deep in the Andes Mountains, where growing coffee is a multi-billion business, the creeping impacts of global warming are threatening a way of life.

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