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Reject, Accept, Embrace
Speed it up!
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bitumen, Bob Edwards, Fred Stenson, Geothermal Energy, Nazis, Oil and Gas, The Famous Five
July 1, 2019
Is a Carbon Tax the Best Way to Reduce GHG Emissions?
A dialogue between Jennifer Winter and Ian Urquhart
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Carbon Levy, Carbon Pricing, Carbon Tax, Debate, Global Warming, Pros and Cons
Conflict Between Humans and Wildlife
Photo Essay by Dan Rafla
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Social Media
The Death of Annie the Water Witcher by Lightning
Audrey J. Whitson’s excellent new novel,The Death of Annie the Water Witcher by Lightning, starts with the act of witching in Alberta, which is to say the story is both a complex tale and a social commentary. Witching, also known as dowsing, or divining for water, is here a skill and a talent that is […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bryn Evans, Drought
Inner Ranges
An Anthology of Mountain Thoughts and Mountain People
Tags: Alaska, Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Anthology, Canadian Rockies, Canmore, Journalism, Rocky Mountains, Vancouver
The Western Alienation Merit Badge
“life had a way of bringing you back to your sins”
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Nancy Jo Cullen, Wolsak and Wynn
The Plans to Strip-Mine Coal in the Mountains
A threat to the Eastern Slopes watershed
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Alberta's Floodplains, Banff, Banff National Park, Bears, Ben Gadd, Blairmore, Bull Trout, Canmore, Cheviot, Coal Mining, Crowsnest Pass, Eastern Slopes, elk river, Fertilizer, Fishing, Grassy Mountain, Grizzly Bears, Groundwater, Hinton, Livingstone, Lorne Fitch, Mediation, Mountain Park, North Saskatchewan River, Northern Lights, Olympics, Parks Canada, Selenium, Strip-Mine, Teck Resources, Tourism, Waterton Lakes National Park
Can Climate Change Be Reversed?
David Keith’s carbon removal moonshot
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Aquifers, Calgary Flames, Canada Research Chair, Canmore, Capitalism, Carbon Pricing, Carbon Sinks, David Keith, Hockey, Hurricanes, Massachusetts, Naomi Klein, NASA, Pembina Institute, Wildrose Party
Keetsahnak: Our Missing and Murdered Indigenous Sisters
This powerful collection of writing and knowledge-sharing builds upon the good work of the Walking with Our Sisters (WWOS) art installation/commemorative gathering of moccasin tops—called “vamps”—that travelled to communities across what is now known as Canada from 2013 to 2018. Each of the 1,181 pairs of vamps represents a missing or murdered Indigenous woman or […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Harpercollins, Indigenous people, Treaty Rights, University of Alberta, University of Alberta Press
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