Decades ago, in an NGO’s in house journal, there was a sidebar about supporting your causes. The gist of it has stuck with me over the years: Give until it hurts! For the same NGO, I looked over, in some detail, the federal government’s list of charitable foundations and the causes they support. Three quarters […]
Diabolical Men Trammel on the Web of Life
Lalith Gunaratne, Canadian Club of Rome member states: As the US election results unfold we know in the larger scheme of things whether its Trump or Biden – nothing much will change in the global economic disparity and the environment. Without Trump, the airwaves will become quiet and boring. Trump’s bluster and impetuousness keeps people […]
Caribou Survival
Parks Canada plans captive breeding program for caribou in Jasper National Park From article by Bob Weber The Canadian Press November 2, 2020 A woodland caribou bull is seen in this undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO- CPAWS – Mike Bedell Caribou herds in Canada’s Rocky Mountains are now so precarious that Parks Canada is preparing a plan to round […]
The Ethics of Mothing by Ian Whyte Oct 2020
Ian Whyte, CACOR member makes his second contribution in two weeks. (Editor: The essay is presented in the attached PDF )
2020-05-01 Updates to Ecological Citizen
Ian Whyte, CACOR member, asks “What are you doing about the ecological crisis? “ Hello All: The journal I work with has opened a BLOG with three entries. They are quite different and rewarding to read. Go to Earth Tongues at https://blog.ecologicalcitizen.net Read our three entries: the first, Joe Gray’s Life and death in the suburbs considers […]