The Disaffected Lib

The human race is just 0.01% of all life on our planet but a study finds our tiny, infinitesimal presence has been responsible for eradi...

After digesting yesterday's essay by UBC prof William Rees about how humanity is suffocating other forms of life on our planet, I was ...

These days good news on climate change is hard to find.  Yet recent progress by major emitters, specifically China, give hope that the w...

Something has changed over the past two years.  My home is bordered along the back by a row of large cedar trees.  When I moved here some 1...

It's generally accepted in the scientific community that it takes one to several centuries, on average, for species to truly adapt to a ...

Several years ago a non-governmental organization, the Global Footprint Network , came to my attention.  GFN's purpose was to monitor th...