Science Matters archives
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Uruguay's "poor" president is a unique leader
March 7, 2013Something particularly unique is happening in South America. I only recently learned of Jose Mujica, a remarkable man who became president of Uruguay in 2009. More »
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Sonar and whales are a deadly mix
February 28, 2013Endangered species cannot recover and survive without efforts on both sides of the border to ensure they are protected from acoustic harm. More »
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Are we paving over our natural wealth?
February 21, 2013If we value local food and want to maintain the critical benefits that nature provides, we must put food and water first. More »
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Government must heed environment commissioner's warnings
February 14, 2013The federal government's failure to protect the environment is putting Canadians' health and economy at risk. More »
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Science isn't just for scientists
February 7, 2013Beyond providing valuable research, citizen science is a fun way for people to engage with nature and learn about the world and their place in it. More »
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The baffling response to Arctic climate change
January 31, 2013With Arctic ice melting, Australia on fire and increasing droughts, floods and extreme weather throughout the world, it's past time to get serious about global warming. More »
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Could hockey become an endangered sport?
January 24, 2013Unless we rein in greenhouse gas emissions, outdoor skating in parts of Canada could be history within the next 50 to 100 years. More »
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Let's stand up for our right to a healthy environment
January 17, 2013It's time to address Canada's dismal and worsening environmental record. If all of us work together, we can make it happen. More »
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Rainforest defender Rebecca Tarbotton leaves inspiring legacy
January 10, 2013If there's one thing we can learn from Rebecca Tarbotton and the many other dedicated people in the world, it's that we can change the world if we care, think and act. More »
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After 25 years, it's time to stop spinning our wheels
January 3, 2013Every year that we stall makes it more costly and challenging, with increasing negative impacts on humans and our environment. More »
