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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.
UVic’s new Climate Action plan opts for Indigenous knowledge inclusion
With the first words of UVic's new Climate and Sustainability Action Plan (CSAP 2030) going to Songhees Nation Elder Dr. Skip Dick, environmental discussions appear to be shifting in an…
Students and faculty outraged by recommendation to suspend the Human Dimensions of Climate Change program
In early March, just as final papers and exams began to loom, students and faculty of the Human Dimensions of Climate Change (HDCC) program at the University of Victoria (UVic)…
Climate support event brings students together over food, live music, resources
What do we do in the face of climate catastrophe? For the students in the Radical Responses to the Climate Crisis course, the answer is come together with others who…
Want to curb the climate crisis? Scale back economic growth, says Andrew Nikiforuk
Andrew Nikiforuk wants you to cut your energy consumption — now. The award-winning energy journalist says climate change is the product of unconstrained economic growth and that new technologies, such…
Introducing our climate issue: why we’re committed to good climate coverage
To act as an agent of constructive social change. That is one of the commitments in our mission statement that the Martlet has made to the university and local communities…
Managing climate anxiety in a time of constant climate crisis
Climate anxiety needs no introduction. Even if you haven’t heard of it by name, you’ve heard of it. Perhaps you’ve felt it.
Indigenous resistance is vital to climate action
In the last few years, climate change movements have grown increasingly popular, and many people are being exposed to these ideas through social media. Figures like Greta Thunberg and David…Our Digital Print Issue
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