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Aug 5, 2022

Large trails of wildfire smoke billow from the side of a mountain.

Fighting the Cycle of Environmental Abuse

A former boxing-gym owner takes on climate denial.

Teghan Acres in Asparagus Magazine

Jul 13, 2022

This illustration is a representation of a Gift Economy. The green colour is very present throughout the image through large green leaves, trees and branches distributed in different parts. In the centre of the image are large drawn goods held by one hand. There are three people in the image, all of them from different backgrounds and ages, with a good in their hand that they are carrying to give to someone else.

Are Buy Nothing Groups a Climate Solution?

Neighbourhood gift economies could help create networks…

Sara Bynoe in Asparagus Magazine

Jun 28, 2022

A household electric fan in front of curtains with a yellow and green floral design, lit by golden sunlight.

A Renter’s Guide to Surviving Severe Weather

After a year of climate extremes in BC, our…

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Jun 21, 2022

A view of the Haíłzaqv (Heiltsuk) Nation is shown, houses and workplaces surrounded by the green of the trees, streets without traffic, and the great mountains at the end of the photo. The right part of the image shows the sea, and a bridge built over it where some cars travel. Below the bridge, small boats can be seen.

Clean Energy, Haíłzaqv-Style

This BC First Nation is using green technology to live out its ancestral…

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Jun 21, 2022

Tall trees, so tall like lighthouses, with many branches and leaves. The branches and leaves of all the trees join in the heights, with the blue of the sky and the sun, creating a natural ceiling.

Recruiting Old-Growth Forest is an Act of Faith

Indigenous communities on Vancouver Island are healing…

Brett Tryon in Asparagus Magazine

Jun 17, 2022

A young boy wearing blue shorts and a grey t-shirt, a dark-blonde haired woman wearing a grey t-shirt and a denim jacket, and a salt-and-pepper haired man wearing a white shirt and black vest stand beside their outdoor heat pump machine.

Their Home Was a Gas Guzzler. Not Anymore.

How these climate activists got the gas out of their home.

Daina Lawrence in Asparagus Magazine

May 12, 2022

Film still from Belle River showing the back of a man in a grey t-shirt, black shorts, and rubber boots, standing underneath a tree and up to his calves in calm water, which is filling the space between two houses. The house to his left is built on stilts.

This Town Doesn’t Blame Climate Change for its Floods

New documentary spotlights a Louisiana community…

Zeahaa Rehman in Asparagus Magazine

Mar 24, 2022

A corridor of a server farm lined with tall racks of computers used for mining cryptocurrency.

Crypto is a Gamble for Your Wallet and the Planet

Not only is cryptocurrency a risky investment, its…

Sun Woo Baik in Asparagus Magazine

Feb 4, 2022

To Save the Oceans, this Journalist Took to the Stage

Alanna Mitchell’s solo show on climate change reveals the power of live theatre.

Jesse Firempong in Asparagus Magazine

Dec 1, 2021

A crowd sitting in a movie theatre with red fabric seats.

Apocalypse Never: Climate Movies for the Here and Now

When Hollywood fast-forwards to climate…