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Oh Canada, grow up

09/23/2007 by backofthebook.ca

Canada’s international reputation will sink into the slime that was once the Arctic Ocean if we don’t stop two monumental hypocrisies: refusing to cap carbon emissions unless China and India do, and, secondly, lecturing Iran on human rights violations when we routinely oppress our own citizens. In both instances, Canadians cannot point the finger at […]

Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: aboriginals, Canada, climate change, First Nations, global warming, Iran, Kyoto, UN

Muzzle your kids

09/08/2007 by backofthebook.ca

Bev Schellenberg Which of the following causes the most harm to a child? A) Secondhand cigarette smoke in vehicles B) Lead content in spiral journals, jewellery, and paintC) Magnets and squeakers from toys D) Moose burpsE) All of the above Well, let’s see. Doctors at the annual Canadian Medical Association meeting in Vancouver on August […]

Filed Under: Living Tagged With: climate change, global warming, parenting

Live Earth makes me green

07/10/2007 by backofthebook.ca

By Sandeep ChauhanNow that the afterglow has subsided, maybe it’s time to talk about Live Earth. I know I’m a sour kinda guy — more likely to rain on parades than join in — but really: what the hell was the point of that? The Live Earth website seems kinda . . . vague. Here’s […]

Filed Under: Living Tagged With: climate change, environment, global warming

Still gobsmacked by the G8

06/24/2007 by backofthebook.ca

So for the past three weeks I have been walking around in a bit of a daze wondering where the hell we go from here. I am old enough to remember the hippies working themselves into hysterics about how the rise of multinational corporations would eventually erode the power of government. That day came and […]

Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: alternative energy, climate change, environment, G8, global warming

The Feds’ green plan (speaking of noxious emissions)

05/03/2007 by backofthebook.ca

The federal government’s plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions is a total lie. In fact, it is a plan to allow us to increase emissions while pretending to ourselves that we are not. How that works: the proposed regulations call for intensity-based cuts. This means that emissions will be measured against units of production. When […]

Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: climate change, Conservatives, global warming

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From Creekside: The B.C. provincial government is trying to green light the construction of a massive LNG terminal on Lelu Island in the Skeena Estuary -- Pacific Northwest LNG, backed by Malaysian … [Read More...]

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