• Globally people are starting to notice that the Government of Canada, once thought to be a leader in environmental and ecological stewardship, [...]

  This is not the Canada you thought you knew (at least where its government is concerned)

  May 10, 2012
• This comes courtesy of the blog “Climate Denial Crock of the Week”: http://climatecrocks.com/2012/04/19/weird-wintermad-march-part-2/ [...]

  A look at the “weird weather” globally

  April 19, 2012
• I have been noticing all winter long that the weather forecasts around here have been downplaying how mild the season has been. Every time there [...]

  Things that make you go “Hmm. . . .”

  February 27, 2012
• It is always disappointing when institutions seek to deliberately mislead the public: [...]

  The Heartland Institute

  February 15, 2012

• If you have been reading this blog lately you know that the debate (and the struggle) over the two pipelines (Keystone XL and Enbridge) has been [...]

  Stretching across two countries

  February 13, 2012
• “to attribute an absolute value to a being not in relation to what he does, to his acts, but simply because he is, because of the simple [...]

  The burning point of life

  February 10, 2012
• This has been an interesting week. We remain snowless here in London and there is almost no snow predicted in the long-term forecast for the [...]

  Climate Change

  February 9, 2012
• Today I have the unmistakable sensation of Spring. It isn’t simply that my tulips are pushing through the cracked brown soil (yes, you [...]

  Something the body knows

  January 11, 2012

• This is worth watching: http://motherjones.com/blue-marble/2012/01/no-maple-syrup-2100 Growing up I knew from an early age that I wanted to live [...]

  Losing Trees (Will the Sugar Maple Disappear?)

  January 9, 2012
• This is from Grist magazine: [...]

  A very good article on Ecology and Cost

  December 21, 2011