SUSTAINABILITY ARTICLE
The Classic Maya Collapse

The mega drought that the Maya were faced with produced complete social upheaval.

By Katrina Armstrong


INTERNATIONAL ARTICLE
Fire for Well-being

Boreal Forest Indigenous Peoples have used fire knowledge and burning practices to maintain their environment for generations.

By Chantal Roy-Denis

CONSERVATION ARTICLE
Humanizing Nature

Silent Spring sparked controversy and government critique. However, Rachel Carson was not a villain; she was a hero.

By Mikayla Grace Stewart


FEATURE ARTICLE
The Right and the Good

What we see is partially dependent on what we are shown.

By Goldwin Edison McEwen

From the Archives

CLIMATE CHANGE ARTICLE
Opportunities and Challenges in Japan

By Karin Snyder


PHILOSOPHY ARTICLE
The Technological Abyss

By Aaron Mazo


SUSTAINABILITY ARTICLE
A Tale of Garbage

By Ian McTaggart


INTERNATIONAL ARTICLE
Sweden: The World’s Most Sustainable Country

By Maria Månnson


INTERNATIONAL ARTICLE
Understanding Organics at a Grassroots Level

By Jason Bradshaw


The Latest

CLIMATE ADAPTATION ARTICLE
Global Warming Hype

Facebook provides space for communities to deny human-made environmental impacts.

By Meg Hoyland

CONSERVATION ARTICLE
A Shade of Grey

There is no correct answer for the conservation of elephants.

By Ashley Platz

SUSTAINABILITY ARTICLE
Producing Nothing, Changing Everything

Iceland has developed a means to fuel their island and eradicate pollution.

By Sarah Hudson

SUSTAINABILITY ARTICLE
No One is an Island

Individuals or corporations: who makes a noticeable environmental impact?

By Elyse Colville, Heather Hutchinson & Grace Pratch

CLIMATE ADAPTATION |ARTICLE
Risky Behaviour

Many groups have played a large influence in turning words into action.

By Cassidy Formenti, Sarah Jackson & Lauren McMullen

PREFACE VOLUME 8
On Adapt

We know that the ability to adapt is one of the most vital indicators of a species’ survival.

By Jacqueline Ohm, Managing Editor


PODCAST SERIES
Fire on the Landscape

Do we need to learn to live with more wildfire, and how can adapting management priorities accommodate such a paradigmatic shift?

By Michelle Huley

PODCAST SERIES
Word Nerds

Word Nerds tackles conversations about our changing environmental lexicon. Explore the meaning, etymology, and impact of six “eco” words.

By Marlene Wurfel, Jack Gillard, Leanna Bressan, Kaylin Wilson & Priya Thapar


Video

VIDEO SERIES
Dr. Annette Trimbee: A Water Perspective

“[Water] doesn’t respect boundaries the way we have drawn them on maps.”

By Earth Common Journal

VIDEO SERIES
Shelby LaFramboise

“The seasons are shifting. The rhythm of our land is changing.”

By Earth Common Journal


Listen

PODCAST EPISODE
Eco-sexuality & Eco-tourism

By Word Nerds Collective

PODCAST EPISODE
Eco-anxiety & Eco-terrorism

By Word Nerds Collective

PODCAST SERIES
Ecocide & Ecogrief

By Word Nerds Collective

PODCAST SERIES
Teagan Melnyk

By Earth Common Journal

PODCAST EPISODE
A Lay of the Land

By Michelle Huley

MUSICAL COMPOSITION
Earth’s Lonely Heart

By Jeremy West


The Current Volume

November 3, 2022
The Individual’s to Blame,” by Jacqueline Ohm

Earth Common Journal

An online journal dedicated to supporting and promoting student research projects on the topics of sustainability, conservation and climate adaptation