This Changes Everything – Naomi Klein | Guardian Docs
Naomi Klein didn’t think climate change was her issue but when she realised the close link between environmental destruction and inequality, everything changed.
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In Naomi’s home country, the Canadian government granted virtual free rein to companies seeking oil in Alberta’s tar sands, creating a boom town in Fort McMurray. Like large numbers of activists across the world, the indigenous population in Alberta protested the environmental damage. How can we connect the dots among movements around the world to tackle climate change and inequality at the same time?
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Post Series: Canada
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- 2.Hidden Homeless – Day in the life of a homeless family
- 3.11 Years Living Off-Grid in an Earthship Style House
- 4.Earthship Home – Young Man’s Inspiring Building & Living Experience
- 5.Green goodbye: Urns that turn loved ones’ ashes into a tree
- 6.What are the best eggs? Egg crackdown (CBC Marketplace)
- 7.Food waste: How much food do supermarkets throw away? (CBC Marketplace)
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- 9.Recycling plastic bags
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- 11.Stand Fast: 40 Years Defending Seals
- 12.2014 Canadian Seal Hunt Exposed
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- 16.Erosion causing island in Canada’s north to disappear
- 17.Rising Seas Are Swallowing This North American Island | National Geographic
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- 19.Climate change could wake up Canada’s dormant volcanoes
- 20.Building Community with Cohousing
- 21.Green buildings are more than brick and mortar | Bryn Davidson | TEDxRenfrewCollingwood
- 22.Clean Energy | What’s on the Horizon?
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- 27.The problem with Canada Goose
- 28.EXPOSED Ep. 09: Balancing Tourism with Conservation in Banff National Park
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