Reviews

The Watershed
Jul 15, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Susan Aaron
This new documentary verbatim play asks tough questions about Canada’s relationship to water.
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The Value Crisis \ Andrew Welch
The Value Crisis: From Dollars to Democracy, Why Numbers are Ruining Our World
Jul 9, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Janet Kimantas
Andrew Welch explores the incompatibility between our two value systems, the human one and our number based system. + WIN THIS BOOK!
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Transition to Common Work | Joe and Stephanie Mancini
Building Community at the Working Centre
Jun 15, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Sally Lerner
Founders Joe and Stephanie Mancini share the history and culture of their establishment over the past 30 years.
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DamNation | Directed by Ben Knight and Travis Rummel
DamNation
Jun 8, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Kimberley Fehr
Letting rivers return to nature by removing aged and obsolete dams.
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The Back of the Turtle | Thomas King
The Back of the Turtle
Jun 8, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Alec Follett
Thomas King's novel shares stories that surround the catastrophes of environmental destruction.
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Defending Beef | Nicolette Hahn Niman
Defending Beef: The Case for Sustainable Meat Production
Jun 8, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Thomas Cheney
Nicolette Hahn Niman explores how we can make beef part of the ecologic solution.
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Groundswell | Ezra Levant
Groundswell: The Case for Fracking
Apr 15, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Barbara D. Janusz
Ezra Levant extols the advantages of domestic shale gas.
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Ugo Bardi
Extracted: How the Quest for Mineral Wealth is Plundering the Planet
Apr 15, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Stephen Bocking
Ugo Bardi analyzes resource depletion in this Club of Rome report.
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Screenshot from 'Stand' documentary film
Stand
Apr 15, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Ben Williamson
Adventure sport environmentalism against the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.
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Green Capitalism: why it can't work by Daniel Tanuro
Green Capitalism: Why It Can't Work
Mar 10, 2015
REVIEWED BY: Gideon Forman
Tanuro shows that capitalism inevitably shuts down questions that might offer nature a measure of protection.
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