INDUSTRY CAN SAVE THE WORLD: LIKE INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE FOR INSTANCE
Introduction Have you heard that the world is in a terrible state? An understatement = Our world’s coastal zones (within 200km of the shore) are predicted…
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Will moved his toe in the cold water. Leaves exhaled the last breath of fall. Genevieve listened. “In geological time, all this, this big catastrophe, it’s…
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Earth has passed the stage of adolescence, No longer like new blooms or sprouting stems: We have raped her virgin ecosystems, Her beauty into middle age…
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Frequently contradictory evidence regarding the current state of knowledge about climate change, accompanied by sensationalized media reports and rhetoric-laden political battles have made climate change a…
Read articlePortrait as a Young Sapling: Trees as Artists and Mobile Entities
Image resulting from tree “painting” by Douglas-fir for two minutes. Trees epitomize immobility and passivity. They are rooted in one place, have extremely long lives relative…
Read articleSOME THOUGHTS ON SAVING THE PLANET
There are 35000 undergraduate and 8000 graduate students at UBC-Vancouver, 4000 faculty members, and who knows how many staff. Together we can make a difference. Here…
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10 year old Laura was bored. Sitting in their fuel cell vehicle, they had to queue at the “petrol” station. Not that there was any petrol…
Read articleWASTE REDUCTION WEEK: OCT 16-22
This week marks the 6th annual Waste Reduction Week in Canada. Since 2001, Waste Reduction Week in Canada has been organized by various non-governmental, and not…
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BUYER AND LARK
By Alexi A. Bergeron,
October 16th, 2207. A single slug slides along a damp, rocky outcrop overlooking a grey, brown bay where one can still barely make out the grids,…
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