Green Majority Radio

We talk about food systems and the relationship between ecocide and governance structures. We also interview with Lawrence Nayally about bringing back the Dene tradition of taking a moose hide canoe down the river Nahanni.

We talk about America’s spiralling, climate warning signs, the Vista coal mine expansion, new rules for Canadian federal environmental assessments, G20 countries’ energy investments in response to COVID, Albertan coal and ‘international development’.

We talk about climate plans, Paris, airlines, CGL, tree planting & Alberta’s racist anti-protest bill.

We talk about four pipelines: three set back and one given a boost by Canada’s highest court.

We sit down with Julia Levin, the Climate and Energy Program Manager of Environmental Defence.

We talk about America’s spiralling, Ontario’s environment, new climate prospects, Paris, and animal welfare.

We talk about Bill 1, AIMCo, Ontario water, forests, PG&E, meat and nature.

We talk about anti-protest and anti-civil disobedience laws, climate change plans on the American right and left, democracy, environmental orgs, and a just recovery.

Climate justice is the only environmentalism that can address the immanent threat of worldwide ecological collapse in the face of the three compounding disasters of the COVID pandemic, growing international fascism, and the massive and widening gap between rich and poor.

We have a discussion about the six principles of a Just Recovery for All, a document of transformative intent in response to COVID and a broad roadmap towards Indigenous justice, international solidarity, worker's rights, local participation, poverty alleviation and ecological sustainability released this week as a result of the work of over 150 organizations across Canada.