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Dinner and devastation: will everyday adaptations be enough?
Sarah Wolfe, PhD
There was a heated debate at my family’s dinner table the other night.
Water intelligence
Hilary Leighton
After beginning a practice of swimming daily, Hilary Leighton noticed physical and mental fluidity. She experienced water intelligence.
Thinking about sustainable luxury
Richard Kool
As I cycled to RRU for the first time since mid-March 2020 this morning, I knew for sure that for me at least, my 30 km round trip bicycle ride is a luxury.
Leadership in Sustainability
In this blog post, Associate Faculty Dr. Alice MacGillivray shares lessons from the contributions she made in a recently published book.
Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency
Catherine Etmanski
Seth Klein (author of A Good War: Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency), spoke at School of Leadership Studies’ Leading in Extraordinary Times webinar.
Exciting SES updates
Ann Dale
Royal Roads' School of Environment and Sustainability announces new programs and updates to current programs, as well as regenerative sustainability initiatives
Bold Organizations Mobilizing for the Climate Emergency
Sherry Richards
The first installment of our Leading in Extraordinary Times: 2021 Webinar series explores: "Bold Organizations Mobilizing for the Climate Emergency.”
City-wide dog waste diversion study: Victoria, BC
BSc in Environmental Science Students
Royal Roads BSc in Environmental Science students have been researching the feasibility of using a biogas digester to harvest the methane produced by dog waste.
Environmental employment: how climate change is driving initiatives
ECO Canada
Climate change is one of the top priorities in the Canadian environmental agenda. It's reflected in employment opportunities and initiatives in three provinces.