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Chine: face à une urbanisation démesurée
Résultant de la politique d’ouverture économique de Deng Xiaoping, l’explosion de la démographie urbaine chinoise…
Calgary Roughnecks in Hermitage Bay
Outrage following a disaster often calls for change, accompanied by promises from corporations to do better - and…
The Planet Goes to Parliament
Inspired by a record-breaking heat-wave last summer responsible for a 30% increase in emergency service calls and…
The Last Sand
As the scarcity of Earth's natural resources worsens with increased consumption, the focus usually falls on natural…
A Review of 2018 BIXI Usage in Montreal
November 15 saw the end of Bixi Season in Montreal. First launched in 2009, the popular bike-sharing system is one…
Livelihoods Threatened by Tragedy and Uncertainty in…
On October 29, tragedy disrupted the standard order in Indonesia for the second time in a month when Lion Air…
Re-Emergence of Green Conservatism
Wide open plains, blue skies, and endless rolling hills --There is almost nothing more American than the idea of…
Kiribati: Potentially the First Uninhabitable Island…
Kiribati, a central Pacific nation comprised of 33 atolls and reef islands will be one of the first countries in…
Playing with Fire – The Forces that Ignited…
This summer, British Columbia'a wildfire season surpassed 2017 as the worst on record, bringing fires to the…
Reality Check: Alternative Energy is Not a ‘Magic…
Renewable energy is the name of the game in today’s global environment, as political, business and scientific…
¡Viva la Conservación! Learning from Cuba’s…
Land, Air, Sea: Rethinking Cuba (maybe: Land, Sea, Sky?)
Cuba is a nation known for embodying paradox: it has a…
Day Zero: Cape Town Running Dry
Cape Town, South Africa is bracing for what officials termed "Day Zero", the day that Cape Town's water taps run…