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Dan Schertzer finds zen fighting wildfire
Dan Schertzer says being asked about his work with BC Wildfire Service feels isolating because of common misconceptions about his job.
What are earthquakes, and can climate change cause them?
Nissen says an earthquake is “a sudden release of stored elastic strain energy within the Earth caused by the motion of tectonic plates.”
After daylight savings, darker days could mean blackout drunk
UVic’s Canadian Alcohol Policy Evaluation (CAPE) project is working to decrease alcohol consumption as we say goodbye to Daylight Saving Time.Opinions
Second-hand fashion isn’t as sustainable as you think
Many students look to second-hand fashion to spruce up their wardrobes, but the clothing you already own is the most sustainable clothing.
As tourism grows, I’m worried about the health of our parks
While I believe people should go and explore our national parks, it still leaves me concerned for the future of our wildlife.
Debate about the host of this year’s UN climate change conference is taking away from more important conversations
This year, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is set to host the Conference of the Parties (COP28) starting Nov. 30 to Dec. 12.Culture
The best nature-themed board games
Everdell has some of the cutest critters and artwork available and comes with a 3D model tree that will wow anyone who plays it with you.
Five songs inspired by nature
What better way to read the Climate Issue than with a hand-crafted playlist of nature songs in the background?
‘Water Always Wins’: A vibrant investigation into water’s autonomy
Water Always Wins: Thriving in an Age of Drought and Deluge is a nonfiction reporting saga about water advocacy and conservation.Sports | Lifestyle
Four of Victoria’s most sustainable cafés
If you're looking to find sustainable coffee in Victoria, these four spots from Shatterbox to Habit Coffee will help you get your daily cup.
Taste test: I tried a variety of honey from all around the region
I decided to taste test local Victoria honey. I ended up learning a lot about the relationship between local production and climate change.
Mutual aid could mean a more sustainable life for your community
Mutual aid could mean a more sustainable life. Sustainability is rooted in our everyday actions, including how we support one another.Features
The UVic community is grappling with the cultural dimensions of the climate crisis
The climate crisis is inspiring students and members of the UVic community to develop their personal relationships with the land.
Sex ed is under fire — it is also our best defence against sexualized violence
The solution to the sexualized violence problem that runs rampant on university campuses is education around consent.
ORCASat: How UVic students took an idea from campus to space
At 3 a.m. on Dec. 29, 2022 Levente Buzás counted down the seconds until ORCASat would be released into space.Humour
Which bus route are you based on your sign?
Your local astrologer is back to provide an answer to a super important question: “Which Victoria bus route am I based on my zodiac sign?”
Why everyone should own a bidet
A bidet — for those who don’t know — is a device that sprays water. It is used for washing your business after doing your business.
A guide to UVic for the socially anxious
Welcome to the back of the classroom, fellow coward. It’s been a month since we’ve been twisted up by the academic torture tourniquet.Our Digital Print Issue
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