Author: Martin Bush | Climate Zone

Climate change

The last of the fossil fuels ?

03/05/202103/06/2021 Martin Bush 1 Comment

There is only one fossil fuel that’s worth saving. Find out which one it is.

Climate change Offshore wind

Offshore wind powers up

11/30/202012/17/2020 Martin Bush 1 Comment #climateaction, #climateambition, #localambition

Canada has enormous offshore wind resources off the Atlantic coast. Why are they being ignored?

Climate change

How to build back better?

07/15/202007/15/2020 Martin Bush 3 Comments

Building back better is an empty slogan. We need to build back safer.

Climate change

Time to freshen up

06/26/202007/01/2020 Martin Bush 1 Comment

Electric vehicles are the key to clean cities with breathable air. Now’s the time to take action.

Climate change Climate crisis

Three crises, one solution

06/07/202006/07/2020 Martin Bush 1 Comment

Three global crises: racial injustice, climate change, and Covid-19 can all be solved. But fundamental changes to the structures of governance are required.

Climate change

Regenerative agriculture

05/27/202005/29/2020 Martin Bush 0 Comments #climatereaction #climatechange, #climatezone

Regenerative agriculture is one of the keys to resolving the climate crisis. Canada should play a leading role.

Climate change Climate crisis health impacts

The lockdown air-freshener?

05/13/202005/22/2020 Martin Bush 1 Comment #climate, #climateaction, #climatechange

The pandemic lockdown has massively improved urban air quality. Can we keep it this way after the pandemic has ended?

Climate change

Michael Moore’s Mixed Message

04/25/202004/27/2020 Martin Bush 4 Comments #climatechange, #climatecrisis, #climatezone

Michael Moore’s video: Planet of the Humans, exposes the myth that renewable energy can save the planet. Homo sapiens has become Homo damnosus

Climate change Small Islands

Climate change and coronavirus

04/06/202004/12/2020 Martin Bush 0 Comments #climate, #climatechange, #climatereaction

The extreme weather and disruption caused by the climate crisis will extend the life and the severity of the coronavirus pandemic. It’s the perfect storm.