The David Suzuki Foundation gives natural gas a higher score than coal and nuclear fuels but still finds its use problematic. Combustion emissions of sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides contribute to acid […]
Oversight or undersight?
ALC now a tool for developers
Drive along south-east Marine Drive in Burnaby today and notice that more farmland has disappeared under developers’ sand piles, being readied for construction of new strip malls and warehouses. How long before […]
Preserving nature, in all the dimensions
Doug Pyper is a photographer and photojournalist with a passion for British Columbia’s great outdoors. Today, he blogs STORYTELLER and provides links to both pdf and hard copies of an important report by […]
The Piper extracts payment
Are recent BC Liberal supporters – the ones who claim to be leading guardians of the environment – satisfied with 2009 Budget Redux? We should ask the David Suzuki Foundation, Tzeporah Berman, […]
Letter from Alexandra Morton
BC is in the Pink! Thank you all.As I cruise the waters of northern Vancouver Island, near Sointula, Port McNeill, Alert Bay and the Broughton, fat and sassy little pink salmon are […]
Stones from glass houses
South Okanagan-Similkameen growers are Canada’s leaders in the advancement of organic principles and in recognition of the values of land conservancy. The Similkameen Valley has the highest concentration (40%) of organic farms […]
Open letter by a real friend of BC
Hello All: In the last two weeks nearly 2,000 more people have signed our letter asking the Minister of Fisheries to apply the laws of Canada to salmon farms. The Fraser sockeye […]
Do you care?
Radio talk shows are often wastelands of puffery, babble and prejudice. Well conducted programs, with knowledgeable listeners, occasionally break through with moments of simple passion. One of those occurred recently on Bill […]
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