There are four general ways we can observe the stars. Ideally, starting with your naked eye. In the Cariboo, when…
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Normally, I avoid deep sky observing around the full moon. It takes centre stage, washing out all the faint fuzzies.…
By Melissa Chaun – In the newly released Patagonia documentary Artifishal an Indigenous fisher is quoted saying, “Many of today’s…
Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy, George Heyman, has tabled new legislation intended to improve regulation of the qualified…
Natalie A. Swift – Amidst the thick smoke we experienced this summer, I heard a common sentiment being expressed by…
By Dr. Joel Moskowitz – On May 26, the National Toxicology Program (NTP) of the National Institutes of Health issued…
By David Suzuki – My grandparents came here from Japan at the beginning of the 20th century. Although it would…
By LeRae Haynes — Strategically located to provide immediate and ongoing data on the Mt. Polley Mine breach, the…
By Lisa Bland — Anyone who has spent time on or near the ocean knows its power and beauty, and…
Why Electromagnetic Fields and Wireless Radiofrequency Radiation Exposures Matter for People with Autism Spectrum Conditions — By Cindy Sage, MA,…
— How do I fix the problem with my well? By A. K. (Sandy) Amy — You’ve had your well…
By Ray Grigg — Anthropologists such as Ronald Wright in his book, A Short History of Progress, and physiologist Jared…
By David Suzuki — As people in the Philippines struggle with devastation and death from the worst storm to hit…
By David Suzuki — The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change just released the first of four chapters of its Fifth…