Falling fastThree decades after the so-called ‘War of the Woods,’ the logging of B.C.’s ancient forests goes on, prompting protest from a new generation of eco-activists
This American caribou is the last of its kind—and it lives in CanadaThe fate of the mountain caribou species now rests entirely within Canada and biologists are worried.
Alberta’s handful of anti-pipeline protesters wage a lonely warIn a province consumed by the fate of one oil pipeline, it isn’t easy being green
Postcards from the edge of the earthA new exhibit chronicles the environmental movement from the 1960s to today
When God isn’t green: Religion versus the planetJay Wexler examines the collision of religious and environmental values
In defence of genetically modified foodMore scientists are coming around to GMO safety. Why are environmentalists, who preach the science of climate change, not listening?
Have we hit ’peak stuff?’ Ikea says there’s röom to grow.Have consumers hit their limit for buying furniture, as one Ikea executive recently claimed? Don’t bet on it. Ikea sure isn’t.
What comes next in the long battle over Keystone XLIn the end, a long-awaited Senate vote on the oil sands pipeline was all about U.S. politics. Why that could spell more bad news for Alberta
Q&A: Where the climate movement gets it wrongKeegan Kuhn, the creator of a documentary that turns the climate movement on its head, argues that only the right diet will save the planet
The nature of David SuzukiIn his final stretch, the world’s most famous environmentalist is beset by doubts and doubters