Written by Émilie St-Hilaire, Four Green Steps

With global warming slowly melting down ice caps in the Arctic, the surrounding nations’ interests have been growing for this hostile and almost inhabited region.

Written by Émilie St-Hilaire, Four Green Steps

As we start to observe changes in average climates, greater consequences of a bigger temperature increase can be estimated. If temperatures continue rising during the next century, sea level is expected to rise, submerging coastal regions and small islands.

Written by Maya Kelty, Four Green Steps

Environmental activists lament the inability of people to prioritize the issue of climate change, often pointing to shortsightedness and the incapacity to focus on an issue whose effects seem intangible and far off.  These facts are seen has major reasons why climate change is consistently marginalized in international and domestic policy discussions.  However one must only pick up a recent newspaper to see that in fact the affects of climate change are already impacting many around the world, and will continue to do so.  The affects of sea level rise is just one area in which the impacts of climate change are being felt.

Written by Joseph Malekzadeh

Our generation of humanity, those of us living right now, have a heavy cross to bear. Day to day, the fight against climate change is put in terms of ten, fifty, or hundreds of years, if not much more.