Shortening how many hours you work in a week could just be the best way to live and the saving grace for state of the planet. The king of environmentalism, David Suzuki, breaks down how too much work is bad for people and the earth. Originally Published on http://www.davidsuzuki.org By David
The New York Times is reporting this morning that a huge crack in Antarctica’s 4th largest ice shelf is growing so rapidly that it’s close to melting right off. Scientists say that the crack has melted so rapidly, it’s grown the length of about five football fields per day since
From last winter’s unusually bearable temperatures that made sweatshirt-only skiing a reality, to this summer’s sweltering heat, it was pretty impossible not to notice that 2016 was a lot balmier than usual. Well, the United Nations weather agency, the World Meteorological Organization, has confirmed this, saying that 2016 will “very
Sometimes you gotta spend the green to go green. (Please disregard for a moment that we have multi-coloured bank notes). The Ontario government has announced it will spend $7 billion over the next four years in an effort to reduce the province’s carbon footprint – the second highest in Canada
You can’t have a conversation about the devastating effects of climate change without mentioning the plight of polar bears. With a global population that ebbs and flows like the tide, their endangered status is especially pertinent to global warming because a polar bear’s survival is directly affected by the ongoing and
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