We can’t hope to resolve the serious crises we face, from climate disruption to biodiversity loss, unless we change the systems that got us into the mess.

The final round of negotiations for the Global Plastics Treaty (INC-5.2) will take place next week in Switzerland.

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The David Suzuki just released a report with other environmental organizations, titled “ Advertising or Accountability? A Critical Review of Canada’s State of the Forests Report. ” It’s a response to ...

A final round of negotiations to adopt a global treaty against plastic pollution will take place in Geneva, Switzerland.

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It’s still possible to move off this destructive path, but not if we continue to elevate human-invented economic systems and politics above the foundation of our existence, which is nature.

A video used in the scam includes convincing AI-generated deep fakes of David Suzuki, Bryan Adams and CBC/Radio-Canada journalist Ian Hanomansing to mislead audiences.

While the pace of disastrous change in the U.S. is dizzying, we should have seen it coming. Billionaires and anti-democratic libertarians have been building up to this for decades.

Oil companies have long lied about the impacts of burning their fuels. They also lie about the plastic they produce. The treaty talks were no exception.

The world would be in better shape if more people — especially politicians and corporate executives — showed interest in and curiosity about the natural world.