Sustainability Bulletin: Climate indifference: A state of emergency
Indifference is a disaster in the making, and there is no Planet B. Read more

Addressing climate change with creative works
Creatives of all kinds concerned about climate change have a chance to be published. Read more

Designing for the future? Follow Fanshawe's lead
If you're looking forward to what the future of a climate-conscious society looks like, you will find glimpses of it on the sides and roofs of Fanshawe College. Read more

Reversing climate change is at your fingertips
Rumor has it that by 2030 if humans don't adapt sustainable habits, the earth will enter a state of irreversible climate change effects. Read more

Why it is (really) important not to wait
I would say that climate preservation action can be taken without waiting for leaders to initiate it. In fact, it is crucial. Here are two reasons why. Read more

Sustainability Bulletin: Sustainability, mental health and you
The streets of London, Ontario and around the world came alive this week, as the voices of climate change protesters rang out in fervour. Read more

Students answer call to action for climate change
London students walked out of classes on Sept. 20 to protest climate change inaction, as part of the global climate strike spurred by activist Greta Thunberg. Read more

The Christian arsenal against climate change
Opinion: Battling the effects of climate change requires the cooperation of a global, spiritual community. Read more

5 ways to reduce your carbon footprint
Every individual has the power - and responsibility - to reduce their carbon footprint to prevent further climate change. Here are five tips to begin reducing your carbon footprint this summer. Read more

Speaker shows students upside of climate change
Climate advocate and entrepreneur Peter Boyd had a message for Fanshawe: there is an upside to climate change. Read more

Evolution of carbon pricing
On April 4, Canada's Ecofiscal Commission released polling data by Abacus Data and a new report regarding carbon pricing titled 'Clearing the air: How carbon pricing helps Canada fight climate change' Read more

Bill Nye, Justin Trudeau talk science at the U of O
Ottawa (CUP) - On Tuesday, March 6, the University of Ottawa hosted American TV personality and climate change advocate Bill Nye and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in an armchair discussion about Canada's investment in science in 2018. Read more

Environmental Commissioner of Ontario comes to Fanshawe during London visit
Just a week after the extreme weather event that had London and surrounding communities flooded, the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario (ECO), Dr. Dianne Saxe, came to give a talk at the Central Library on Dundas Street. Read more

Rumours of Grace: Climate change activists, don't give up
Today, as I write, is a good day for climate destruction and bad one for all those who have been active in the battle to save our global environment. The reason? The U.S. president signed an executive order cutting down what reporters are calling former President Obama's climate change legacy. Read more

Change is in the details: Return of the Rs
The only way to maintain a sustainable life on Earth is to consistently keep up with positive actions. With consistency being the keyword, it's harder to keep up with big, bold actions so why not take baby steps? Read more

Fanshawe professor helping make the college and Earth a better place
Tom Davis a professor in the Donald J. School of Building and Technology can be considered an environmental pioneer with an impressive resume that makes it easy to see just how much he cares for the environment, sustainability and climate change. Read more

Climate change will have Canada experiencing milder weather
A recent study conducted by Karin van der Wiel, a postdoctoral researcher at Princeton University and the Geophysical Fluid Mechanics Laboratory, indicates that Canada will see milder weather. Read more