Trevor Hancock is a journalist based in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. He writes for the Times Colonist and his work has also appeared in The Hill Times. Trevor's articles focus on local issues, particularly in the areas of ecological sustainability, public health, and social justice.
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The Worldwide Fund for Nature says what happens in the next five years will “determine the future of life on Earth.”
By: Trevor Hancock
Aside from the food we eat, water we drink and plant materials we use for fuel, building materials and medicines, other vital ecosystem services include carbon storage, oxygen generation and pollination
By: Trevor Hancock
The United Conservative Party in Alberta is falsely claiming that CO2 is ‘near the lowest level in over 1,000 years’ — an example of both ignorance and ignore-ance
By: Trevor Hancock
Over 40 years ago, in the early 1980s, I co-led a major report on “Our Chemical Society” for the City of Toronto's Department of Public Health.
By: Trevor Hancock
Trump's planned changes could increase the likelihood of a global economic downturn, war, worsening overheating, food crisis, pandemics, failed states, mass violence and humanitarian disasters
By: Trevor Hancock
Both the COP16 global conference on biodiversity and the COP29 global conference on climate change have seen large numbers of corporate lobbyists working to delay action to protect their profits
This is my 498th column and I am grateful for the platform the TC has provided me. But even though it has been a lot of fun — and a lot of work — all good things must come to an end.
By: Trevor Hancock
The Values Party in New Zealand and the Ecology Party (initially called the People Party) in the U.K. were the world's first two ecological political parties
By: Trevor Hancock
In 2023, the bottom half of the world's population got less than 10 per cent of global income, while the richest 10 per cent captured more than half
By: Trevor Hancock
Last week, I pointed to neoliberal ideology and economics as the fundamental flaw that has led us to ignore all the warning signs — in particular, that
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