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Blog Entries by David Suzuki from 01/2012

Can Our Government Get it Right in 2012?

| Publication 01.04.2012
Suivre: Government, Environment, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Natural Capital, Constitution, Economy, L'actualité

Governments set priorities, many of them based on where they allocate money and resources. In Canada, governments have promoted the idea that a strong economy is the most important consideration and that to have prosperity we must put the interests of corporations above those of citizens. This is backwards.

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Screw the Environment! The Pipeline Will Hurt Our Economy.

| Publication 01.11.2012
Suivre: Tar Sands, Petrochina, Ethical Oil, Northern Gateway Pipeline, Enbridge Energy, Oil Sands, Fossil Fuels, Alberta Tar Sands, Pipeline Enbridge, Enbridge Pipeline, Kitimat B.C., L'actualité

Not only have hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs been lost over the past few years, Canada has also been missing out on opportunities to join the boom in production of renewable-energy technology.

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What's So Radical About Caring for the Earth?

| Publication 01.18.2012
Suivre: Keystone Oil Pipeline, Canada Tar Sands, Obama Keystone Xl, Canada Keystone Pipeline, White House Keystone, Keystone XL, Harper Tar Sands, L'actualité

Is it radical to care for our country, our world, our children and grandchildren, our future? It seems more radical for a government to come out swinging in favour of an industrial project in advance of public hearings into that project.

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Enough Fighting, Canada's Oil Industry Needs a Plan

| Publication 01.25.2012
Suivre: Northern Gateway Pipeline, Keystone XL Pipeline, Fossil Fuels Pipeline, Oil Sands Pipeline, Ethical Oil Pipeline, Climate Change Pipeline, Energy Pipeline, Tar Sands Pipeline, L'actualité

The ongoing pipeline debates have become mired in conspiracy theories, distractions, and misinformation. We Canadians have to remember that oil corporations -- whether they're from China, the U.S., Canada, or wherever -- are tenants on our land, not landlords. We should be calling the shots.

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