Canadian geneticist and author David Suzuki asserts that the economy is a subset of ecology, not the other way around. He powerfully demonstrates that our treatment of the environment directly

Canadian geneticist and author David Suzuki asserts that the economy is a subset of ecology, not the other way around. He powerfully demonstrates that our treatment of the environment directly affects us.

Drawing on both indigenous wisdom and modern science, Suzuki illustrates this profound interconnectedness and offers solutions for restoring the biosphere. Watch the full video: David Suzuki on Economy and Ecology

RSA Minimate: Climate Change and the Future of Humanity - David Wallace-Wells

Global warming is the existential challenge of our age. The time for denial and delay is over. The time

RSA Minimate: Climate Change and the Future of Humanity - David Wallace-Wells

Global warming is the existential challenge of our age. The time for denial and delay is over. The time for commitment and collective action is now. In this compelling new RSA Minimate, bestselling author David Wallace-Wells warns us of the grave dangers ahead if we continue our current course, and urges us to choose a new pathway for humanity.

Find out more about The Uninhabitable Earth in David Wallace-Wells’ RSA talk here.

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Shared by Anishinabe Elder Dave Courchene on November 18, 2016 at the Turtle Lodge in Sagkeeng First Nation, Manitoba, at a gathering to discuss Indigenous perspectives on pipeline

Shared by Anishinabe Elder Dave Courchene on November 18, 2016 at the Turtle Lodge in Sagkeeng First Nation, Manitoba, at a gathering to discuss Indigenous perspectives on pipeline development in the province. There were a diversity of participants in attendance, including federal and provincial government representatives, energy companies, environmental organizations, judges and lawyers, and other Indigenous Elders and leaders.