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Animal agriculture impacts absent from Canada’s COP26 commitments

  • Extreme weather events like the floods currently devastating B.C. demonstrate that climate change is no longer a future foreboding; it is here and now.
Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | December 23, 2021
Curbing diets heavy in animal-sourced foods is necessary to protect both the environment and public health, writes Lynn Kavanagh. Photograph courtesy of Pexels.com

Animal agriculture impacts absent from Canada’s COP26 commitments

Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | December 23, 2021
  • Extreme weather events like the floods currently devastating B.C. demonstrate that climate change is no longer a future foreboding; it is here and now.

Animal agriculture impacts absent from Canada’s COP26 commitments

Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | December 23, 2021
  • Extreme weather events like the floods currently devastating B.C. demonstrate that climate change is no longer a future foreboding; it is here and now.
Curbing diets heavy in animal-sourced foods is necessary to protect both the environment and public health, writes Lynn Kavanagh. Photograph courtesy of Pexels.com

Animal agriculture impacts absent from Canada’s COP26 commitments

  • Extreme weather events like the floods currently devastating B.C. demonstrate that climate change is no longer a future foreboding; it is here and now.
Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | December 23, 2021
Curbing diets heavy in animal-sourced foods is necessary to protect both the environment and public health, writes Lynn Kavanagh. Photograph courtesy of Pexels.com

Animal agriculture impacts absent from Canada’s COP26 commitments

Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | December 23, 2021
  • Extreme weather events like the floods currently devastating B.C. demonstrate that climate change is no longer a future foreboding; it is here and now.

Animal agriculture impacts absent from Canada’s COP26 commitments

Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | December 23, 2021
  • Extreme weather events like the floods currently devastating B.C. demonstrate that climate change is no longer a future foreboding; it is here and now.
Curbing diets heavy in animal-sourced foods is necessary to protect both the environment and public health, writes Lynn Kavanagh. Photograph courtesy of Pexels.com

Canada’s marine litter and sustainable fisheries commitments necessitate action on ghost gear

  • The world’s oceans need help. That’s why, when the UN developed its Sustainable Developmental Goals in 2015, safeguarding the oceans was identified as one
Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | July 24, 2017
Although consumer plastic is often viewed as the culprit, and these are mostly where Canada’s commitments currently lie, a lesser known but significant source of ocean pollution, lost and discarded fishing gear ('ALDFG' or 'ghost gear'), is estimated to contribute at least 10 per cent of the volume of marine litter. Photograph courtesy of World Animal Protection

Canada’s marine litter and sustainable fisheries commitments necessitate action on ghost gear

Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | July 24, 2017
  • The world’s oceans need help. That’s why, when the UN developed its Sustainable Developmental Goals in 2015, safeguarding the oceans was identified as one

Canada’s marine litter and sustainable fisheries commitments necessitate action on ghost gear

Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | July 24, 2017
  • The world’s oceans need help. That’s why, when the UN developed its Sustainable Developmental Goals in 2015, safeguarding the oceans was identified as one
Although consumer plastic is often viewed as the culprit, and these are mostly where Canada’s commitments currently lie, a lesser known but significant source of ocean pollution, lost and discarded fishing gear ('ALDFG' or 'ghost gear'), is estimated to contribute at least 10 per cent of the volume of marine litter. Photograph courtesy of World Animal Protection

Protecting our oceans: How Trudeau can restore Canada’s reputation

  • Last Wednesday marked World Oceans Day, a time for citizens and governments to reflect on the vital role oceans play in sustaining life on
Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | June 15, 2016
A juvenile grey whale breaching while entangled in a lobster trap line. The rope is caught in its mouth. Naturepl.com photo by Brandon Cole

Protecting our oceans: How Trudeau can restore Canada’s reputation

Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | June 15, 2016
  • Last Wednesday marked World Oceans Day, a time for citizens and governments to reflect on the vital role oceans play in sustaining life on

Protecting our oceans: How Trudeau can restore Canada’s reputation

Opinion | BY LYNN KAVANAGH | June 15, 2016
  • Last Wednesday marked World Oceans Day, a time for citizens and governments to reflect on the vital role oceans play in sustaining life on
A juvenile grey whale breaching while entangled in a lobster trap line. The rope is caught in its mouth. Naturepl.com photo by Brandon Cole
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