David Suzuki

Vancouver

Columnist at Freelance

Scientist, broadcaster, author, activist and co-founder of the @DavidSuzukiFDN

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Suzuki: It's time to clean up classroom oil spills

1 week ago | fitzhugh.ca | David Suzuki

Growing up involves confronting uncomfortable truths — about history, science and ourselves. In this era of information overload, those who have learned to employ critical thinking skills are not only better prepared to evaluate the credibility and importance of information, they’re also more resilient in the face of the discomfort it may cause.
It’s time to clean up classroom oil spills

2 weeks ago | rabble.ca | David Suzuki

Growing up involves confronting uncomfortable truths — about history, science and ourselves. In this era of information overload, those who have learned to employ critical thinking skills are not only better prepared to evaluate the credibility and importance of information, they’re also more resilient in the face of the discomfort it may cause. Ignoring the history of slavery or the consequences of consumer capitalism won’t make them disappear; it will just make us more likely to repeat mistakes.
David Suzuki: It’s time to clean up classroom oil spills

2 weeks ago | pancouver.ca | David Suzuki

Pancouver primarily focuses on underrepresented artists. However, it also publishes a column by David Suzuki to advance education about critical issues, including this one about classroom climate education. Growing up involves confronting uncomfortable truths—about history, science, and ourselves.
Pipeline company's lawsuit against Greenpeace an attack on freedoms

3 weeks ago | rabble.ca | David Suzuki

Greenpeace was founded in my hometown of Vancouver in 1971. It has since become an international force, campaigning and advocating for environmental sanity on issues ranging from plastic pollution to the climate crisis. I’m a proud supporter. Like all environmental and social justice organizations, Greenpeace has made mistakes and faced backlash over the years. That in itself isn’t a problem. Healthy debate is essential to a functioning democracy.
Alberta Coal Fiasco Unearths Billionaire Power Grab

3 weeks ago | thescubanews.com | David Suzuki

Alberta’s government recently announced new regulations for renewable energy development. They include restrictions against wind or solar projects in areas with “pristine viewscapes” and farmland that needs protecting. According to the Globe and Mail, that’s reduced investment in new projects — in a province with abundant solar and wind capability and a once-booming industry.
Vote to keep Canada strong and free!

4 weeks ago | rabble.ca | David Suzuki

It’s election time in Canada. All elections are important, but the April 28 election comes at a critical time. We’re facing an increasingly costly, accelerating climate crisis, daily plant and animal extinctions, a worsening affordability crisis, a widening wealth gap and rising anti-democratic authoritarianism in parts of the world. Canada is caught between two superpowers, the United States and Russia, but few would have thought it was our neighbour to the south we’d have to defend against.
David Suzuki: Vote to keep Canada strong and free!

1 month ago | pancouver.ca | Weekly Vibes |Weekly Vibe |David Suzuki

Pancouver primarily focuses on underrepresented artists. However, it also publishes a column by David Suzuki to advance education about critical issues, including this one about the importance of casting a vote. It’s election time in Canada. All elections are important, but the April 28 election comes at a critical time.
Canada is not an economic basket case

1 month ago | rabble.ca | David Suzuki

In 1987, Canada was caught up in a debate over a free trade agreement with the United States. Economist John Crispo, an outspoken FTA supporter, warned that failing to ratify it would make Canada an “economic basket case.”In 1988, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney called an election to get a mandate to sign onto the agreement. The Liberals and NDP opposed it, but the Conservatives won a majority with 40 per cent of the vote. The U.S. and Canada ratified the FTA later that year.
OP/ED: Canada must resist anti-democratic crusaders

1 month ago | trailchampion.com | David Suzuki

This beautiful blue planet, spinning around the sun in a vast cosmos, offers everything we need to survive and thrive. There’s no reason for hunger or the pain and misery we inflict on each other in our senseless rush for… what, exactly? We have much to learn about ourselves and our place in existence, but we have the knowledge, science, technology and solutions to take care of each other and resolve many global crises.
OP/ED: Canada must resist anti-democratic crusaders

1 month ago | castlegarsource.com | David Suzuki

This beautiful blue planet, spinning around the sun in a vast cosmos, offers everything we need to survive and thrive. There’s no reason for hunger or the pain and misery we inflict on each other in our senseless rush for… what, exactly? We have much to learn about ourselves and our place in existence, but we have the knowledge, science, technology and solutions to take care of each other and resolve many global crises.

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