The Climate Crisis: A Canadian’s Guide to the World’s Hottest Year Yet
Canada has long since been regarded as a winter wonderland around the globe, with fluffy snow attracting tourists who aren’t…
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Checking Privilege: A Look Into the New Stigma Around Animal Products
Veganism, vegetarianism, and their numerous derivatives have swept college campuses all over the world. Students tend to make this lifestyle…
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The Ethical Case for Fossil Fuels: Why Western Hypocrisy is Hurting the Developing World
In the name of combating climate change, the Western World has paradoxically positioned itself as the saviour and the villain….
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Divest McGill Occupies Campus To Remind Students and Faculty Who The University Is For
As students returned to McGill from Reading Week, they may have noticed that downtown campus looks a little bit…
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Principal Suzanne Fortier Provides Update On Climate Change and Divestment
On Wednesday morning, Principal Suzanne Fortier met with student media for a roundtable interview in the James Administration Building for…
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Fact or Fiction: How do we Identify Real ESG Commitment?
The rollout of COVID-19 vaccines worldwide offers hope of a post-pandemic world where we can rebuild our lives, economy, and…
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Is Recycling Girly?
In 2016, a study published in the Journal of Consumer Research identified significant discrepancies between men and women regarding green…
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Is Geoengineering the Solution to Climate Change?
With the rising frequency of extreme weather events, the continual increase of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and Trump’s repeal of…
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Why Recycling Doesn’t Work Anymore
In 2018, China imposed a ban on the importation of foreign waste. Not long after, recycling industries across the world…
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Combating Eco-Anxiety: Finding Unity in Climate-Justice
This past Sunday, October 6, Climate Justice Action McGill (C-JAM) hosted a group of students in the ECOLE building for…
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