A study recently came out indicating that as a result of climate change, the outdoor rink season in Canada has shrunk since 1950. I find this fascinating in the backdrop of our country's relentless pursuit of energy-intensive fossil fuels reflected in its recent fast tracking of environmental assessment plans and the Alberta Wildrose party's complete denial of climate change, a party that apparently reflects the values of a majority of Albertans. Perhaps the potential loss of our common past-time may be what is necessary to rattle the cage of Canadian imprudence to the reality of climate change and our massive role in its unfolding. For those interested in issues such as climate change, social inequity, and the financial crisis, join me in a dialogue to explore the challenges and opportunities associated with sustainability and the role of business in a sustainable society.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Oil Sands and Potash OR Canadian Hockey?
A study recently came out indicating that as a result of climate change, the outdoor rink season in Canada has shrunk since 1950. I find this fascinating in the backdrop of our country's relentless pursuit of energy-intensive fossil fuels reflected in its recent fast tracking of environmental assessment plans and the Alberta Wildrose party's complete denial of climate change, a party that apparently reflects the values of a majority of Albertans. Perhaps the potential loss of our common past-time may be what is necessary to rattle the cage of Canadian imprudence to the reality of climate change and our massive role in its unfolding.
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