CONSERVATION ARTICLE
Ethical Primate Conservation
While including local communities may appear to solve the dilemma, such approaches are derived from a cost-benefit system, upheld only as long as they benefit the local people executing them.
By Katrina Armstrong
INTERNATIONAL ARTICLE
Communication Breakdown
By Sean da Silva
SUSTAINABILITY ARTICLE
Dwelling Together
By Jonathan Taggart
INTERNATIONAL ARTICLE
Seeds of Good Lessons
Developing countries in Asia and Africa are now setting up new role models and practices in curricula of environmental communication.
By Nithin Kalorth & Rohini Sreekumar
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CLIMATE ADAPTATION ARTICLE
Weathering the Storm
Misinformation typically counters factual climate science.
By Aske Berentsen
SUSTAINABILITY ARTICLE
Thinking Outside the Unboxing
The role of fashion influencers and sustainable practices on social media.
By Jo Dawyd
PODCAST ARTICLE
Echoes of the Valley
The collective will of the people continues to shape the city of Edmonton.
By Elyse Coville & Emily Homeniuk
SUSTAINABILITY ARTICLE
Polycentric Approach
Resilience in the face of ongoing governmental shifts.
By Leen Meqdadi
PODCAST SUMMARY
Word Nerds: Season Two
Climate Change, Environmentalism & Environmental Justice.
By Heather Hutchinson
PODCAST SUMMARY
Wave of Change
Water, regardless of its location, should be protected at all costs.
By Cole Koch
PREFACE
On Influence
Anyone who knew her knew Lucille was a champion of students, their work, and their lives.
By Jacqueline Ohm
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Word Nerds: Season Two
By Leanna Bressan, Joelle Fagan, Heather Hutchinson, Ashley Lavallee-Koenig & Priya Thapar
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Dr. Annette Trimbee: A Water Perspective
“[Water] doesn’t respect boundaries the way we have drawn them on maps.”
By Earth Common Journal
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Shelby LaFramboise
“The seasons are shifting. The rhythm of our land is changing.”
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“While nature slowly took back the ruins, the industry’s residuum contaminated the soil, making it unsuitable for certain native plant species to thrive. Today, these haunting vestiges of the past serve as a poignant reminder of the rise and fall of industry in the area and the enduring power of nature to reclaim even the most desolate of landscapes.” ∆
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December 1, 2023
“The Collective,” by Jacqueline Ohm
Weathering the Storm | By Aske Berentsen
“[Donald] Trump launched his own social media platform called “TRUTH Social” after being banned from platforms such as Facebook and Twitter in 2021. Trump and his followers are now isolated . . . without exposure to opposing views.” ∆
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