Environmental Justice

Jul 09 2016 | IN Water | BY A\J Staff

Environmental news from the week of July 3 - July 9, 2016

Jun 20 2016 | IN First Nations | REVIEWED BY Brendon Larson

Editorial

Theme editor and environmental academic Stephen Bede Scharper opens A\J's Faith issue with some words of wisdom.

Dec 22 2015 | IN Environmental Law | REVIEWED BY Barbara D. Janusz

Paul M. Barrett explores the lawsuit between Chevron and Indigenous people and migrant farmers, on the grounds of contamination of the Amazon.

Dec 21 2015 | IN Reclamation | BY Naomi Roy

One cartographer’s way of of helping indigenous communities.

Dec 17 2015 | IN COP21 | BY Eunize Lao

After two weeks of negotiations, COP21 has ended and all 195 signatories have adopted a universal agreement. Now what?

Dec 09 2015 | IN COP21 | BY Megan Nourse

The Canadian Youth Delegation at United Nations climate change negotiations are fighting for more than selfies with the Prime Minister

Dec 08 2015 | IN COP21 | BY Megan Nourse

Bill McKibben and Naomi Klein host mock trial of ExxonMobil for crimes of deception

Dec 07 2015 | IN COP21 | BY Megan Nourse

Hundreds attended the Earth to Paris summit, a gathering of activists, scientists and business leaders in connection with COP21

Dec 04 2015 | IN COP21 | BY Megan Nourse

Canadian activist and journalist Naomi Klein has little faith in the world leaders negotiating the COP21 agreement

Twitter

From Environmental (Soul) Print: "Islamic Cosmology = we are not the centre of the Universe” Read more... https://t.co/Be4bfNVifu — 32 weeks 3 days ago
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Interview with Michael Engelhard, author of 'Ice Bear: The Cultural History of an Arctic Icon' https://t.co/1ypJfReqIf — 32 weeks 4 days ago