Feel like you’re doing your part for climate change? Changed your light bulbs? Riding your bike? Like many British Columbians, you are probably pitching in to try to reduce our collective carbon footprint.

Focusing our health-care system on treating problems before they arise makes medical and financial sense. So why aren’t we doing it?

Focusing our health-care system on treating problems before they arise makes medical and financial sense. So why aren’t we doing it?

What will climate change look like? It's a harder question than you might think. The impacts may be massive, myriad, and happen long into the future, all depending on the path we choose. So how can we better visualize those impacts before they happen–when there is still time to act?

Does it seem strange that some oil companies appear fairly willing to address the massive implications of global warming while others have been fighting it tooth and nail?

Global warming is an unproven theory. Trying to stop it will cost the economy dearly and accomplish nothing. It is being promoted by envi­onmentalists as a cynical ploy to raise money.

Global warming is an unproven theory. Trying to stop it will cost the economy dearly and accomplish nothing. It is being promoted by envi­onmentalists as a cynical ploy to raise money.

Richmond need to start paying attention to rising sea levels.