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EcoConference

David Orr speaks on ecological literacy

Part 2    Part 3    Part 4    Part 5    Part 6    Part 7    Part 8 (Q&A)    Part 9 (Q&A)

Nettie Wiebe speaks on environmental ethics

Part 2    Part 3    Part 4    Part 5    Part 6 (Q&A)    Part 7 (Q&A) 

Perspectives on the film Age of Stupid

In October 2009, Alberta Acts helped to organize a showing of Age of Stupid in Calgary. We asked three opinion leaders to share their perspectives following the film.

We asked Dr. Frances Bowen, Director of the International Resource Industries & Sustainability Centre at the University of Calgary's Haskayne School of Business, "How is business uniquely positioned to take on the challenges of climate change? How do we encourage business to do what it can?"

We asked Natalie Odd, executive director of the Green Calgary Association, "What is the best way for citizens to take action on climate change?"

We asked Gwendolyn Blue, assistant professor in the University of Calgary's Faculty of Culture and Communication, "How do we best communicate with others to engage them in the climate change challenge?"

Faith Perspectives

Graham Saul, Climate Action Network - Canada's executive director, answers the question, "Is climate change a moral issue?" on October 25, 2009 in Calgary

Dave Toycen, World Vision Canada's president and CEO, provides his answer to whether climate change is a moral issue on October 25, 2009 in Calgary

Mishka Lysack, professor with the U of C's Faculty of Social Work, opens the retreat on climate change as a moral issue on October 26, 2009 in Calgary

Communities

Alla interviews Greg Powell, project coordinator for Alberta Acts on Climate Change, to explain the original idea behind Alberta Acts' community engagement work