Commentary David Suzuki: Climate change, tipping points, and economic gain One study found that the world is nearing several “disastrous” tipping points and may have already passed five.
Commentary David Suzuki: Finding our place along the grand scale To start, we can embrace the realization that we’re far from fully understanding the mechanisms that determine nature and reality.
Commentary David Suzuki: Water runs through the climate crisis Governments everywhere allow multinational corporations to suck up, bottle, and sell water back to us as drinking water or sugary beverages.
Commentary David Suzuki: Everything matters in an interconnected world Without plankton or trees or fungi, we wouldn’t have air to breathe.
Commentary David Suzuki: Climate activism is good for health We can’t have healthy people without healthy environments and a healthy planet.
Commentary David Suzuki: There’s hope in seeing the forest and the trees Fungi and trees redistribute and share nutrients and water, and they send almost instant recognition and warning signals to each other.
Commentary David Suzuki: Hot profits, hot temperatures, and necessary solutions Industry executives have lobbied for ever-increasing subsidies and tax breaks, and they’ve been spending hundreds of millions a year to block and delay climate policies.
Commentary David Suzuki: Gaia theorist James Lovelock was always ahead of the times Lovelock may have left Gaia, but the knowledge he left endures and is essential to understanding our place, predicament, and future.
Commentary David Suzuki: For healthy habitats, leave it to the beavers and other animal engineers When we lose wildlife populations, we also lose the version of the world that was shaped, in part, by their agency.
