April 21: Take Nature as the Measure: The Search for Sustainability

April 21: Take Nature as the Measure: The Search for Sustainability

April 3: Women x Climate Studio: An Art-Sharing Event

April 20: Global Goals for Nature, Climate & People

April 16: Infrastructures of Inequality: Justice and Democracy at the Margins

March 31: WEBINAR 4: Plant Health for One Health

The human right that benefits nature

March 16, 2021: In a new BBC article, Dr. David Boyd said that recognising the human right to a healthy environment should be thought of as catalyst for better actions rather than a cure-all.

Why community-run food hubs could be the key to better food security

March 2, 2021: Consolidation and trade deals have encouraged companies to centralize processing capacity where labour is cheap — and B.C. has lost dozens of processors in recent decades as a result, said Dr. Hannah Wittman.

March 12: Las Fuentes de agua tienen cara de mujer: Tierra, territorio y Medio ambiente en América Central @ 46th session of the UN Human Rights Council

New UN Environment Programme synthesis provides blueprint to urgently solve planetary emergencies

Dr. Kai Chan helped lead a new report to assess the links between multiple environmental and development challenges, and explain how advances in science and bold policymaking can open a pathway towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 while bending the curve on biodiversity loss.

One BC Community’s fight to tackle industrial pollution

March 1st, 2021: IRES’s Dr. Amanda Giang gave comments to the National Observer on the multigenerational health risks of lead contamination, currently being experienced by the city of Trail, B.C.