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Climate change and cognitive dissonance

Can we appreciate today the cost of catastrophes “beyond the horizon”?

By John Richards

Highlights from Recent Issues

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Who Should Pay for Climate Change Events?

By Inroads Contributors

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Worse Than We Thought

By Bob Chodos

Economy

We Need Economic Growth – of the Right Kind

By Mark Jaccard

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Overshoot

By William Rees

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Saskatchewan and International Realities

John Richards and Dale Eisler exchanged emails on subjects raised in Eisler’s latest book; this is a lightly edited version of their exchange

By Inroads Contributors

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A Carbon Tax that Pays the Cost of Climate Change

Why those responsible should foot the bill: a piece by Marvin Shaffer and John Richards

By Inroads Contributors

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Getting Serious About Climate Change

With a few exceptions, the world leaders at COP26 did not do so

By John Richards

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Impossible Things?

A conversation on climate change between Mark Jaccard and John Richards

By Mark Jaccard

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Canada Fiddles While California Burns

In an era of vanishing wildlife and families in Los Angeles forced to abandon their homes, our debates on climate policy this election were tepid affairs.

By John Richards

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An Obligation to Produce Results

If the climate crisis is an emergency, we must start treating it like an emergency

By Tom Mulcair

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Debate: The Trans Mountain pipeline

An Introduction by John Richards

By John Richards

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What to Do with the Elephant

The Strategic Value of the Kinder Morgan Project

By Marvin Shaffer

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Pipeline Politics

A Poem

By Philip Resnick

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Trudeau’s Orwellian Logic: We Reduce Emissions by Increasing Them

Orwell would not need energy expertise to know that emission increases from major industries cannot occur if a prime minister is to keep his promise.

By Mark Jaccard

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The BC-Alberta Pipeline Fight Could Undo Our National Climate Plan

There is one element on which a national climate change plan will always depend – a functioning federation.

By Andrew Leach

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The Great Alberta-BC Bitumen and Wine War

Alberta, Ottawa and Big Oil are living in an enchanted world in which economic myths rule, without environmental consequences.

By Reg Whitaker

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Can we appreciate today the cost of catastrophes “beyond the horizon”?

By John Richards

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By Bob Chodos

By Mark Jaccard

By William Rees

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By Tom Mulcair

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