At the Fringe
During the summer of 1982, in a prairie city I thought I knew well, something small and weird happened to the civic landscape—something that would change it forever. It was the annual off-season [...]
Dialogue
Jennifer Winter and Ian Urquhart respectfully disagree.
Arno Kopecky is an environmental journalist and author based in Vancouver. His stories have been appeared in The Walrus, Foreign Policy, The Globe and Mail and Reader’s Digest. His book The Sea was shortlisted for a Governor General’s Award.
Kevin Van Tighem has written more than 200 articles and essays on conservation and wildlife. He’s a long time Alberta Views columnist and the author of many books, including Our Place: Changing the Nature of Alberta. He lives in Canmore.
Jennifer Winter is an assistant professor of economics at the U of C as well as Scientific Director, Energy and Environmental Policy research division, School of Public Policy. Her research evaluates climate policies, including carbon pricing.
Ian Urquhart is a professor emeritus of political science at U of A and editor of the Wild Lands Advocate, the news journal of the Alberta Wilderness Association. His latest book is Costly Fix: Power, Politics, Nature and Tar Sands (UTP, 2018).
By DAVEANDJENN, 2018.
Photo courtesy of TrépanierBaer and M.N. Hutchinson.
Inner Ranges: An Anthology of Mountain Thoughts and Mountain People
