A nation’s policies usually only affect its citizens. Take health care, crime, or taxes. These policies could affect the rest of the world indirectly – through the economy, for example – but the benefits and consequences of the policies’ effectiveness, or lack thereof, will be present first and foremost in the nation in which they were [...]
Archive for June, 2009
It’s Everyone’s World
Posted in Mitigation and Policy, tagged canada, climate change, global warming, human rights, politics, Stephen Harper, united states on June 11, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The Time We Have Left
Posted in Reviews, tagged climate change, environment, global warming, media, risk management, sustainability on June 7, 2009 | 26 Comments »
Last Christmas, I was given the documentary The 11th Hour as a gift. I admit that I was somewhat skeptical of its legitamacy – as much as we all loved Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic, I wasn’t sure how credible a documentary created by a movie star would be. It was also wrapped in something called [...]
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