Archive for the ‘environmental ethics’ Category
This lovely piece is the fourth and final winner from our 2012 guest post blog contest. Enjoy! One clone, two clones, red clone, blue clone by Elizabeth Dvorak I am a coati, I live in Brazil. Soon I will be cloned! Just the thought makes me ill! (1) You think that with two me’s […]
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Tags: clones, cloning, coati, endangered species, environmental ethics, guar, habitat destruction, science
This is the first in the series of four winners from the 2012 guest post blog contest. by Noah Kapsales Any publicity is good publicity, right? Especially when an entire country is called out at a United Nations conference by a committee of people in bird costumes. At the recent Conference on Biological Diversity in […]
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Tags: British Columbia, environmental damage, international law, iron fertilization, salmon, science
by westwood Canadians are apologetic people. Yet, navigating the halls of the COP18 climate negotiations as a member of the Canadian Youth Delegation (CYD), the “sorry”s I gave weren’t stereotypical Canuck politeness. Instead, they were apologies of shame for the inaction of our government when it comes to tackling the unprecedented issue of climate change. Yesterday, the CYD released a technical […]
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Tags: Canada, canadian youth delegation, carbon, climate, climate justice, cop18, emissions, environment
