He is the Walrus Trent Class of '70 Voted most likely to stir shit Oct 8, 1900. Take Cover. takecoverbooks.ca/events/62131...
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Enviro collaborations with Indigenous people in the '70s? Source of friction between Walrus and his Greenpeace colleagues. More on Thursday night. 7pm. Take Cover Books, Peterborough takecoverbooks.ca/events/62131...
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"I've been looking around the table that Carney has set for this summer and I don't see any of us at the table," he said. "Does that mean we're on the menu?" @nikbarryshaw.bsky.social #cdnpoli www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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BREAKING: Signal, the #1 privacy protecting messaging app, is saying they will pull out of 🇨🇦 ENTIRELY if they're scoped into #BillC22 without large changes. This should be our final alarm bell:.We can have privacy or we can have C22, not both! #cdnpoli www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/art...
in UK as in Canada @fairvote.ca
Big speech by John Major tonight delivering the Clement Attlee memorial lecture at Kings College. Some extracts: thinks that our electoral system may now need changing, Brexit needs revisiting.
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Have you seen this? This recent study of mode share (the % share of transportation trips that are by car, transit, walking, biking etc) relative to city size and income levels in almost 800 cities in 61 countries. Interesting results. HT @davidzipper.bsky.social www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
"concerned about the fetid stench emanating from more than 100 vats of fermented, congealed fish that have been oozing inside the plant for more than two decades." www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/national/oce...
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Dr. Stephanie Rutherford's work as reality check on coywolves "created, in part, by humans.” thenarwhal.ca/coywolf-onta...
“When I was out on the land, I never saw anybody from the government out there. So how could they say this is their land? Mixed-Feelings Birthday wishes to all who celebrate www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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Last night, Fair Vote Canada hosted a conversation with three Canadians originally from countries with proportional representation. Check out the full webinar on the Fair Vote Canada YouTube channel: youtu.be/-LmNIet76yE?... #cdnpoli #electoralreform #proportionalrepresentation @fairvote.ca
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At LAC BAC too. Staff say the intermittent site freezing is from crawling AI bots. Add this to next year's building move (assuming they can find a site for the library collection). Canada's national archive users are in for upheaval. www.404media.co/ai-scraping-...
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Situated 60 kilometres west of Shanghai, Kunshan is “small” city home to two million residents, and a number of bike producers including Giant and Shimano. In recent years, it has established its brand as a cycling city, as part of a strategy to put itself on the map as “Kunshan Innovation Valley”.🧵
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This statement about the transphobic Supreme Court ruling by the UK's Crab Museum (yes a museum about crabs) is better than 99% of the statements I've seen on the topic www.crabmuseum.org/visit 🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀
his book "is not an analysis but a story because the truth of the revolution in Morelos is in the feeling of it which I could not convey through defining its factors but only through telling of it." Albert Hirschman quoting John Womack's Zapata and the Mexican Revolution
Anthropologists tell stories in order to analyze the sh*t out of them, but sometimes I'd rather they'd just run with the story and cut the analytic crap.
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Wow. When I was there 20 years ago this was still decked. (Though I was told to walk on the nailheads. In case.) 20ish years ago, at another cannery upcoast of this, Butedale, I saw dozens of barrels that the caretaker said were full of PCBs. Dock under them was still solid then. Now?
Contaminants like mercury are up to 200 times regulation levels at a former cannery — in the heart of one of the largest protected areas in B.C., and an ancient Heiltsuk village, Namu. thenarwhal.ca/great-bear-r...
Nice. A growing list of winter cycling cities. Big fan here of Peterborough's Winter Wheels. And B!Ke too. Tires, tips, tools, confidence building, and way more.
Want more people to ride during the winter? Follow this lead, and give willing bike commuters free winter tires. momentummag.com/winter-wheel...
This might be a big deal. Appeal court disagrees w NWT that govt-led caribou management is the only way. Allows Colville Lake community plan based on Dene practice to be considered. Hurdles ahead, but still. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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Congratulations, @wolfieprof.bsky.social! It's a terrific book and well-deserved recognition! #envhist
Congratulations to Stephanie Rutherford for winning the Canada Prize for her book Villain, Vermin, Icon, Kin: Wolves and the Making of Canada! Learn more about the book: https://buff.ly/3BiwYra @federationhss.ca
The 'atlantification' of the Arctic, reported earlier around Svalbard, extends east to Yakutia, according to Russian scientists in this report. It also notes European scientists haven't had access to Russian data for three years. www.thebarentsobserver.com/climate-cris...
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#WorldTelevisionDay "In the early 1950s, conservationists Aldo Leopold, Fairfield Osborn Jr., & William Vogt published bestselling books & made television appearances to raise public concerns about chemical pollutants, especially agricultural pesticides." niche-canada.org/2024/11/01/p... #envhist
"Atlantification" of the Arctic Ocean first noted almost 75 years ago, though without that label. Nordic scientists were recording temperature and wind change, calling it 'climatic changes." Scientists in Canada were among those paying attention. www.thebarentsobserver.com/climate-cris...
@marchudson.bsky.social has also noted the awareness of climate change more than 70 years ago. The key aspect was the connection to carbon dioxide theconversation.com/climate-chan...
The idea of a carbon connection was discussed earlier, but it as just one of several theories, and Lysgaard found no CO2 changes in his data. @marchudson.bsky.social found that work by Canadian physicist Gilbert Plass - presented later in 1953 - was persuasive and change ideas on causation
"Atlantification" of the Arctic Ocean first noted almost 75 years ago, though without that label. Nordic scientists were recording temperature and wind change, calling it 'climatic changes." Scientists in Canada were among those paying attention. www.thebarentsobserver.com/climate-cris...
Still true among fishers. I've seen bird books on tuna boats and other West Coast boats that go offshore.
Today on our site Jack Bouchard introduces his recent Environmental History article, "Fishwork Is for the Birds: Humans and Birds in the Sixteenth-Century Northwest Atlantic" - niche-canada.org/2024/11/20/b... #envhist #earlymodern #animalhistory
it's only a mandate to continue the process, but NWMO approach seems far different to Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission in the Chalk River decision, and far closer to - 1980s Alberta. www.nwonewswatch.com/local-news/w...
So, build a super hot incinerator. But where? "Alberta’s politicians and civil servants recognized that siting a hazardous waste disposal facility is not a technical issue — it’s a socio-political problem with a technical component. And it can’t be solved in secrecy. albertaviews.ca/the-price-of...
A remarkable process with sociologists on hire and competition among sites, with Swan Hills the winner. Subsequent trouble related to the bidding process and contract, and liner issues, and the incinerator finally closed in 2023. The new problem, medical waste www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
it's only a mandate to continue the process, but NWMO approach seems far different to Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission in the Chalk River decision, and far closer to - 1980s Alberta. www.nwonewswatch.com/local-news/w...
Alberta's '80s boom raised the issue of what to do with all the PCBs and toxins. Lougheed's environment minister Jack Cookson said "Alberta presumably has 60 per cent of the industrial wastes, and this is going to escalate at a rapid pace, naturally Alberta should be initiating work on the problem."
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As diamond mines wind down, Indigenous groups in Northwest Territitories sign what may be "one of the largest Indigenous-led land conservation initiatives in the world.” cabinradio.ca/209978/news/...