Posts from the ‘climate change’ category

The Arctic Playground – Shouldn’t we do our homework before we start playing?

For some a voyage through the Canadian Arctic may be one of the most exciting and thrilling adventures one could dream of: indeed, hundreds of kilometres…

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Ocean fertilization as a climate mitigation strategy…is it worth the risks?

The Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences is hosting a sort of “open dialogue” with Adrian Machetti (UW) next Thursday, Nov 6.  This seminar format is…

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Since we’re on the topic of voting for the environment – here is a handy dandy flowchart for you to use.

I’ve got a pin-up published at the Science Creative Quarterly today. At its heart, this flowchart is really a comparison of the carbon tax, cap and…

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Visualizing Climate Change – Live Blogging UBC Climate Change Symposia

More from the Panel on Accelerating Solutions to Climate Change 11:40am – Dr. Stephen Sheppard talked about using visuals and community engagement to increase awareness of…

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More Live Blogging from UBC Climate Change Symposia – Geothermal Energy

From the Panel on Accelerating Solutions to Climate Change 11:20am – Dr. John Meech – Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions using Geothermal Energy Systems. What are Geothermal…

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(Drum roll please…) Introducing the Climate Action Symposium

This definitely looks like it’s worth checking out (it also has one of my favourite words, “symposium” to boot). Basically, the UBC Sustainability Office and the…

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Upcoming UBC Talk: Carbon Storage

Wed Sep 17 12:00 PM  Venue: Aquatic Ecosystems Research Laboratory, Room 120, 2202 Main Mall  Mike Celia, Professor of Civil Engineering, Princeton University Title: Geological Storage…

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Embrace \ Assault Your Senses

The Assault (My walk through the construction site on South Campus) Flat beds rattling, brakes squealing, and the hum of the lawn mower. An echo of…

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Pope on the environment: ‘Insatiable consumption’ threatening the Earth

Back in March, the Vatican issued a new set of 7 sins for Catholics to adhere to. Included among them was environmental pollution. Well, the Pope…

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Cycling for Everyone

The City Program at Simon Fraser University is presenting this free public talk by Dr. John Pucher of Rutgers University. Cycling for Everyone: Lessons for Vancouver…

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