A\J Editorial Board

Reflections on Hillside 2018: Community through Music
Andy Miller | Aug 1, 2018 | in A\J Editorial Board
In an ever-dividing world, we unite under song.
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Call for Contributors: Seeking Green Business Writers
A\J Staff | Jul 19, 2018 | in A\J Editorial Board
A\J is looking for green business writers to help bring our next issue on impact investing to life!
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Warm Up with A/J
Katie Kish | Dec 4, 2017 | in A\J Editorial Board
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Ecological Economics Articles
Katie Kish | Sep 28, 2017 | in A\J Editorial Board
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Success by a Thousand Climate Actions
Robert Paehlke | Apr 3, 2017 | in A\J Editorial Board
We must step up both as citizens and as economic actors.
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Connecting with Faith
A\J Staff | Jul 11, 2016 | in A\J Editorial Board
Issue 42.1, Faith is now live and on news stands!
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What the China-US Climate Accord Means for Canada’s Economy
Robert Paehlke | Dec 17, 2014 | in A\J Editorial Board
An imminent pause in the oil patch boom suggests that it might be time to put some of our eggs in another basket.
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Solar panels in the city
Is a (Mostly) Solar World Coming?
Robert Paehlke | Nov 3, 2014 | in A\J Editorial Board
Solar power’s popularity is skyrocketing – even where you’d least expect it. Here’s how we can keep the momentum up.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott
Canada and Australia: Separated at Birth?
Robert Paehlke | Jul 21, 2014 | in A\J Editorial Board
The two Commonwealth nations have a lot in common: environmentally hostile right-wing governments intent on obstructing global climate progress.
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Is the Age of No Repairs Coming to an End?
Robert Paehlke | Apr 15, 2014 | in A\J Editorial Board
The surging popularity of vintage shops is just one sign of the emerging circular economy.
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Denmark: Happy, Healthy, Prosperous and Low Carbon
Robert Paehlke | Oct 17, 2013 | in A\J Editorial Board
Canada could learn a lot from this Scandinavian country, from transportation to renewable energy.
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Disasters Foretold: Northern Gateway Spill Forecast
Chris Wood | Sep 12, 2013 | in A\J Editorial Board
What Enbridge already knows about where and how much the Northern Gateway Pipeline will leak.
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Alberta tar sands / oil sands overhead shot. Alternatives Journal.
Canada's Tarred Future
Robert Paehlke | Jul 4, 2013 | in A\J Editorial Board
Canada is going all-in on the tar sands, regardless of reputation, economics or the environment.
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Practical Thinking about Pipelines
David B. Brooks | May 24, 2013 | in A\J Editorial Board
David B. Brooks identifies the lines that separate Keystone, Northern Gateway and none of the above.
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Looking South to Canada: Detroit, Politics and Environmental Consequences
Robert Paehlke | May 1, 2013 | in A\J Editorial Board
A\J founder Robert Paehlke wanders down Detroit’s long and bumpy road to sustainability.
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Can Canada Atone for its Climate Sins?
Robert Paehlke | Mar 15, 2013 | in A\J Editorial Board
Robert Paehlke lays out how we might at least put some lipstick on Canada-the-climate-change-dinosaur.
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Environmental Protection Under Siege: This Time They Want It All
Robert Paehlke | Jan 11, 2013 | in A\J Editorial Board
A\J founder Dr. Robert Paehlke recounts a thorough history of cuts to Canadian environmental protection agencies, leading up to the ruthless slashing we’re seeing today.
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Interview: The Energy of Slaves
Kyrke Gaudreau | Nov 21, 2012 | in A\J Editorial Board
Best-selling author Andrew Nikiforuk discusses his latest book with A\J board member Kyrke Gaudreau.
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Paul Ehrlich’s Recipe for Recasting Humanity
Kyrke Gaudreau | Nov 12, 2012 | in A\J Editorial Board
A\J editorial board member Kyrke Gaudreau reports on the conservation icon’s keynote speech in Israel.
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