Ecological grief: Mourning the past, fearing the future and finding hope
Ashlee Cunsolo discusses the climate crisis and ecological grief. How do we mourn our ecosystems? Is there hope to be found within this grief?
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Ashlee Cunsolo discusses the climate crisis and ecological grief. How do we mourn our ecosystems? Is there hope to be found within this grief?
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Article content On Monday, Natural Resources Canada released a new report that attempts to address a question that’s being asked with more and more frequency: what is the economic impact of climate change? The 734-page report, which examines many issues related to Canada’s ability to adapt to climate change, stops short of quantifying costs, but does conclude that the costs of climate change are increasing, affect every industry and outweigh any potential benefits. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. 'Tip of the iceberg': New government report lo...