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Natalija Vojno

Natalija Vojno, MSc, is an organizer with the Canadian Freshwater Alliance and water security analyst.

Senate to decide if environmental protection is legitimate in the Anthropocene

  • TORONTO—The signs may have never been clearer. Scientists are concerned about mass extinctions taking place the world over. Ecological economists are suggesting that half
Opinion | BY NATALIJA VOJNO | October 15, 2018
The Senate—a body whose name means the Chamber of elders—is best suited to consider the well-being of present and future generations, writes Natalija Vojno. The Hill Times file photograph

Senate to decide if environmental protection is legitimate in the Anthropocene

Opinion | BY NATALIJA VOJNO | October 15, 2018
  • TORONTO—The signs may have never been clearer. Scientists are concerned about mass extinctions taking place the world over. Ecological economists are suggesting that half

Senate to decide if environmental protection is legitimate in the Anthropocene

Opinion | BY NATALIJA VOJNO | October 15, 2018
  • TORONTO—The signs may have never been clearer. Scientists are concerned about mass extinctions taking place the world over. Ecological economists are suggesting that half
The Senate—a body whose name means the Chamber of elders—is best suited to consider the well-being of present and future generations, writes Natalija Vojno. The Hill Times file photograph

Senate to decide if environmental protection is legitimate in the Anthropocene

  • TORONTO—The signs may have never been clearer. Scientists are concerned about mass extinctions taking place the world over. Ecological economists are suggesting that half
Opinion | BY NATALIJA VOJNO | October 15, 2018
The Senate—a body whose name means the Chamber of elders—is best suited to consider the well-being of present and future generations, writes Natalija Vojno. The Hill Times file photograph

Senate to decide if environmental protection is legitimate in the Anthropocene

Opinion | BY NATALIJA VOJNO | October 15, 2018
  • TORONTO—The signs may have never been clearer. Scientists are concerned about mass extinctions taking place the world over. Ecological economists are suggesting that half

Senate to decide if environmental protection is legitimate in the Anthropocene

Opinion | BY NATALIJA VOJNO | October 15, 2018
  • TORONTO—The signs may have never been clearer. Scientists are concerned about mass extinctions taking place the world over. Ecological economists are suggesting that half
The Senate—a body whose name means the Chamber of elders—is best suited to consider the well-being of present and future generations, writes Natalija Vojno. The Hill Times file photograph
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